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Artist: Jenny Lewis With The Watson Twins
Canonical path: /jenny-lewis-with-the-watson-twins/met-him-on-a-sunday
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Met Him On A Sunday
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Met Him On A Sunday
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Oh, well, I met him on a Sunday
And I missed him on Monday, oh!
Well, I found him on Tuesday
And it didn't show Wednesday
Then I kissed him on Thursday, oh!
And I dated him Friday, oh!
Well, it showed up Saturday
I said bye-bye, baby
I said bye-bye, baby
I said bye-bye, baby
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