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Artist: Casiotone For The Painfully Alone
Canonical path: /casiotone-for-the-painfully-alone/missoula
Related lyric paths: 6
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Missoula
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Missoula
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they took my cash took my library card
took the picture of you in the back yard
when your hair was short i took it hard
doubled from the fists & the feet
slumped in the street without a quarter to ring
tonight missoula turned its back on me
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