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Artist: Midnight Choir
Canonical path: /midnight-choir/she-came-from-west-virginia
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She Came From West Virginia
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She Came From West Virginia
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She came from west Virginia
With fifteen ballads of men
All her hopes tricked by stardom
On a road condemned
On the night I caught her
She shone like a star
Every song she was given
Beautiful now as then
Pull away on the night train
Run away to be still
Find the peace she pled for
Beautiful now as then
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