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Anderson Mesa

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jimmy Eat World Canonical path: /jimmy-eat-world/anderson-mesa Related lyric paths: 6
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Anderson Mesa

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Don't leave without intentions of ever coming back.

Vacation. you take them if you wanted you'd ask them.

Alone i'm outside.

Red sky, i wait there.

Snowfall above me.

So new yet fading.

Graveyard.

Run around or jump the fence.

Don't leave without intentions of ever coming back.

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