Biography:
Advance Base is American singer-songwriter Owen Ashworth (born April 22, 1977), formerly known as Casiotone for the Painfully Alone. A debut 7", a split single with Hello Shark was released in July 2011. The debut album, "Shut-in's Prayer", was released on May 15, 2012.
Subsequent albums include "Nephew in the Wild" (2015), "In Bloomington" (2016), "Animal Companionship" (2018)
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Don’t go down Highland Street
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all that much anymore
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but I had to get my glasses fixed
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Right there in front
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of the old coffee shop was Walter
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just sitting where he’d always sit
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& he was staring in the window
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& maybe at you
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or maybe at whomever’s walking him
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to fetch your muffins & your Sunday papers
the way we used to
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I don’t drink coffee
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all that much anymore
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When I do I fix it at home
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Don’t do the crosswords Sundays
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I can feel dumb other ways
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I could never finish them alone
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Sundays I ride down to the dog park
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on the other side of town
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just to sit down in the shade
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& watch those puppies running round
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I don’t miss feeling bad & dreading every call
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The constant screaming dialogue
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I swear that there were some days
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it felt like I was only
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coming around for your dog
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All those sunny days with Walter
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chasing squirrels around the park
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& the way he’d flip
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when he would see me coming
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like the way he did this morning
with his big old Walter bark
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Bark bark
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Bark bark
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Bark bark, hey there Walter
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Bark bark
A/E
Don’t go down Highland Street
E
all that much anymore
D A/E
but I had to get my glasses fixed
A/E
Right there in front
E
of the old coffee shop was Walter
D A/E
just sitting where he’d always sit
D A/E
& he was staring in the window
D A/E
& maybe at you
D A/E
or maybe at whomever’s walking him
E
to fetch your muffins & your Sunday papers
the way we used to
A/E
I don’t drink coffee
E
all that much anymore
D A/E F#m D E A/E
When I do I fix it at home
A/E
Don’t do the crosswords Sundays
E
I can feel dumb other ways
D A/E
I could never finish them alone
D A/E
Sundays I ride down to the dog park
D A/E
on the other side of town
D A/E
just to sit down in the shade
E
& watch those puppies running round
A/E E
I don’t miss feeling bad & dreading every call
D A/E F#m D E A/E
The constant screaming dialogue
A/E
I swear that there were some days
E
it felt like I was only
D A/E
coming around for your dog
D A/E
All those sunny days with Walter
D A/E
chasing squirrels around the park
D
& the way he’d flip
A/E
when he would see me coming
E
like the way he did this morning
with his big old Walter bark
D A/E
Bark bark
D A/E F#m D E A/E
Bark bark
D A/E
Bark bark, hey there Walter
D A/E F#m D E A/E
Bark bark
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