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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Tania


Oh, my beloved tania How i long to see your face Photographed in fifteen second intervals In a bank in san leandro A polaroid of you, cinque With a seven-headed dragon In a house in daly city Don't be sad, my beloved tania They say your father never liked stephen weed anyway Hired a detective To follow him around Oh, my beloved revolutionary sweetheart I can see your newsprint face turn yellow in the gutter It makes me sad How i long for the days when you came to liberate us from boredom From driving around from five to seven in the evening My beloved tania, We carry your gun deep within our hearts For no better reason than our lives have no meaning And we want to be on television more free lyrics

Oh, my beloved tania
How i long to see your face
Photographed in fifteen second intervals
In a bank in san leandro
A polaroid of you, cinque
With a seven-headed dragon
In a house in daly city
Don't be sad, my beloved tania
They say your father never liked stephen weed anyway
Hired a detective
To follow him around
Oh, my beloved revolutionary sweetheart
I can see your newsprint face turn yellow in the gutter
It makes me sad
How i long for the days when you came to liberate us from boredom
From driving around from five to seven in the evening
My beloved tania,
We carry your gun deep within our hearts
For no better reason than our lives have no meaning
And we want to be on television

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