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Artist: Look Back And Laugh
Canonical path: /look-back-and-laugh/midwest-train-wreck
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Midwest Train Wreck
Read Midwest Train Wreck lyrics by Look Back And Laugh on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Midwest Train Wreck
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Walk fast and talk back
push the limits until you crack
manufacture your own hell
laughs become despair
how many
can you take down
without a thought
trudge ahead
you fucking wreck
you better hope
some how you get out
mid west train wreck
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