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Artist: The Mountain Goats
Canonical path: /the-mountain-goats/blues-in-dallas
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Blues in Dallas
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Blues in Dallas
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Will i see you there when that final trumpet blows?
Will i see you there when that final trumpet blows?
If i don't see you there, i will run a comb through my hair.
And i will wait.
I will wait.
I will wait.
Will you walk on in when the angel summons you?
Will you walk on in when the angel summons you?
If i don't see you go, i will let the minions flow.
And i will wait.
I will wait.
I will wait.
Down in dealey plaza, the tourists mill about.
Down in dealey plaza, the tourists mill about.
And i am far from where we live, and i have not learned how to forgive.
But i will wait.
I will wait.
I will wait.
Yeah.
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