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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/accidental-texas-who
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Accidental Texas Who
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Accidental Texas Who
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i want to go away
i want you leave today
and i've tried for such a long time
i make no sense to stay
a victim of display
and i've tried for such a long time
to be far away from you
now i see you and me
sealing up the blood years old and free
hold my head high
in my head now
other dogs are gone now
foolish bets are on now
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