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Artist: Matthew Good Band
Canonical path: /matthew-good-band/so-long-mrs-smith
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So Long Mrs. Smith
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So Long Mrs. Smith
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So long Mrs. Smith
This spring I think that I should go
And I have had enough of this
And this place ain't what it was before
When I was young nine thirty was late enough
And the sky was angel dust
A dead top trio of criminal saints
To worship at Wong's
Would you say that we were wrong
So long Mrs. Smith
This spring I think that I should go
And I have had enough of this
I'm going down to Edison
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