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| song title— | Autumn's Vicar |
| performed by | Lambchop |
| album title— | Is a Woman |
| track— | 05 |
| duration— | 4:16 |
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| website— | http://lambchop.info |
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| released on | February 19, 2002 |
| pick it up at | Amazon |
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| favorite clip— | (0:00)-(0:28) |
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Chickadee tosses leaves out of her nester
My uncle’s uncle’s uncle’s Fester
The chestnuts’ empty sound
One by one they hit the ground It’s fall and it’s warm
I’ve got a sweater Tell me nothing nothing’s better
The flowers wilt from the weight of the leaves
But it’s not the cold,
It’s the dryness that makes it so,
(groovy) Believe you me
Believe me you Let it roll
God cues his trees to drop their load
I got some used cowboy boots
You’ve got some weed It’s a noisy cracked accumulation
of golden brown, Mr. Brown’s first born
Can anyone get it?
It’s not too obvious
Two friends locked in a Dutch
romance It’s the angry middle-aged distraction
Your postman stumbles in the yard
With a message long
You communicate through song
And take it up with the vicar Believe you me
Believe me you Grateful for the score
The nuts today you store
can come in handy
in the future Grateful for the score
The nuts today you store
can come in handy
in the future
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| Songlog | Not surprisingly, he sings with Rouse :) |
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