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Artist: The Menzingers
Canonical path: /the-menzingers/on-the-impossible-past
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On The Impossible Past
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On The Impossible Past
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We took rides in your american muscle car
I felt american
We shared our smokes
I held the wheel while you drank and drove
Our plans were miserable
And then we crashed your car
Your american muscle car
Into a ditch on sawmill road
There was ice on all the roads
We always dreamt of having nice things
Having nice things
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