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Artist: John Cale
Canonical path: /john-cale/mr-wilson
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mr. Wilson
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Mr. Wilson
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I believe you Mr Wilson
I believe the things you say
And I'm always thinking of you
When I hear your music play
And you know it's true
That Wales is not like California in any way
And when I listen to your music
You're still thousands of miles away
Take your mixes not your mixture
Add some music to our day
Don't believe the things they tell you
Don't let them get in your way
And you know that it's true
Wales is not like California in any way
And everytime I hear hear your music
You're still thousands of miles away
Califorinia wine is fine...
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