Rodeo Clown
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Rodeo Clown
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Return it to you, that i kept it for a year.
All these times i figured you'd be here. (hey!)
The last time i saw you, i tried to move right through the crowd.
And i was calling your name, but the band played too loud.
The last time i saw you, i tried to move right through the crowd.
Was calling your name but the band played loud!
Note that i kept it for a year.
All these times i figured you'd be here (go!)
The last time i saw you, i tried to move right through the crowd.
And i was calling your name, but the band played too loud.
The last time i saw you, i tried to move right through the crowd!
Was calling your name but the band played loud!
Rodeo clown.
Rodeo clown.
Did you know?
Rodeo clown.
Rodeo clown!
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Who performs "Rodeo Clown"?
Silverstein performs "Rodeo Clown", and this lyric page sits inside the Silverstein catalog on LyroVerse.
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