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Artist: Nits
Canonical path: /nits/harrow-accident
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Harrow Accident
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Harrow Accident
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Girl you look so pale you need a holiday
Why not take a break in the Scottish hills
This turned out to be a very bad advice
That I [do?] regret and always will
Took you to St Pancras and supplied the fare
You took my arm and smiled at me
How was I to know this would be the very last time
THat we were together you and me
It seems like yesterday
The day you [went?] away
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