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Artist: Max Webster
Canonical path: /max-webster/battlescar
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Battlescar
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Battlescar
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(M--Mitchell; L--DuBois)
Doug Riley: Piano and Clavinet
april in Toledo / talking to myself / talking to myself
she's hiding out in Lake Louise / says she's taking a break from my face
C--i'll run i'll run to Niagara / i'll hide i'll hide in the dark
she wouldn't have me for conversation no more
her last destination was out of town
these letters from Lake Louise / sound like damn DIARIES of a winter freeze
hey i'll sing this out my window
say i'll treat you good / then i'll treat you better--C
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