"Hangin' out in Hollywood/In some ol' funky sushi bar/Uh huh." Behind the humor, though, there was a touch of poignant sadness, with Prine welcoming the end of the world, " 'Cause I don't live here anyway/I live deep down inside my head/Well long ago I made my bed." "The end" also appeared Wednesday during "When I Get to Heaven," a sweetly whimsical depiction of the afterlife, complete with playful kazoo, and Prine fantasizing about opening up a nightclub, "The Tree of Forgiveness," and smoking a cigarette that's "nine miles long." "I might even invite a few choice critics, those syphilitic parasitics," Prine said Wednesday with a warm crackle
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