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Artist: Daniel Johnston
Canonical path: /daniel-johnston/tuna-ketchup
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Tuna Ketchup
Read Tuna Ketchup lyrics by Daniel Johnston on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tuna Ketchup
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I saw her in the street
She was with her family
She didn't say anything
She just stopped and stared
And I like her
In the summer I worked with her
In an oil refinery
She wore a yellow suit in the rain
And I like her
I drew her some pictures
I made her posters
I let her walk all over me
And insult me too
Cause I like her
She has red hair
And blue eyes
I was looking for love
But all I got was a bite
And I like her
And I like her
And I like her
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Daniel Johnston performs "Tuna Ketchup", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Johnston catalog on LyroVerse.
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