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Artist: Car Seat Headrest
Canonical path: /car-seat-headrest/joe-goes-to-school
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Joe Goes to School
Read Joe Goes to School lyrics by Car Seat Headrest on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Joe Goes to School
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I saw a horse and it saw me
You know their skulls are so crazy but they still can see
It had big brown eyes, shining and sad
It was just a horse, I couldn’t tell if it was sad or not
I held out my hand like there was something in it
Managed to touch it, it did not seem interested
Then a car pulled up, so I split the scene
I am a tourist attraction biking down DoG Street
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Car Seat Headrest performs "Joe Goes to School", and this lyric page sits inside the Car Seat Headrest catalog on LyroVerse.
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