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Artist: Tim Buckley
Canonical path: /tim-buckley-musicas/mexicali-voodoo
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Mexicali Voodoo
Read Mexicali Voodoo lyrics by Tim Buckley on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mexicali Voodoo
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You take the train from Yuma,
Down to Mexicali,
And by the crack of midnight
You've got that border town fever,
Well down in Madam Woo's cafe
In back of She Cat Alley
Madam Woos mix some Mexicali voodoo
Mexicali Bella
Bella voodoo
Americano don't you know what he do
Three days later
In an elevator
Three days later Mexicali Bella
Bella voodoo
Americano don't know what he do
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