Ann's Chicken Fry House Wood Print

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It was the sound of the motor I remember the most,
and the wall, the red tiles wall, where every lover put their name under a heart
The idea? To fly from Oklahoma back to Oklahoma one day
If our names are still there shining
But we don't have the heart
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Location: USA, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Route 66, Ann's Chicken Fry House

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