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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/flings-of-the-waistcoat-crowd
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Flings Of the Waistcoat Crowd
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Flings Of the Waistcoat Crowd
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Great days are becoming
A matchlight liquor establishment
Where the factory soaks its scabs
It hangs there like insectrocutioner
Over the big river
Scum of us rinsed by a hard rain
The tar, the teeth & the gear
Yet no trail
All around the camp
And that is our game
To brag and complain
To guess who goes next
To tally the scars
Learn every weakness
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