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Artist: Irving
Canonical path: /irving/march-was-fair-at-best
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March Was Fair At Best
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March Was Fair At Best
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All the March things pale
I felt stupid being there
But it was easy enough for you to like
I tried not to look so bored
just to have you not say
"are you pleasant when I'm not around"
March was fair at best
March was fair at best
It rained some and that was good
because it made the sky clear
and you could see downtown
A copule of other days weren't bad
I man they were alright
They just weren't very good.
March was fair at best
March was fair at best
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