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Mexican Dinner
02:47
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I want a cheese enchilada with some chili con carne
Two tamales with some rice and beans
A side of pickled and sliced jalapenos
A frozen margarita and a couple pralines
Yeah that's the kind of dinner that I can get behind
That's a Mexican Dinner
Now you might think it's somehow inferior
Say it's not Mexican if it's not interior
But I'll tell you right now about a Tex-Mex place
They've been around 100 years and they'll tell you to your face
That's the kind of dinner that they can get behind
That's their Mexican Dinner
Now I hope it never comes down to pickin'
My last meal but there won't be no chicken
Pizza or burger or 5-pound steak
If you've gotta send me off well you know what I'll take
Yeah that's the kind of dinner that I can get behind
That's the Mexican Dinner
Alright why don't you drive me on over to El Fenix
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London Adios
02:00
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Tonight I'll drink this English beer
In a day I'll be sippin' margaritas
In a Tex-Mex joint in Austin, Texas
London, adios
I'll take the tube on up to Edgware Road
Tomorrow I'll be rollin' down the highway
On the concrete of Austin, Texas
London, adios
Now London it's been great
Don't get me wrong but it's getting late
Things have changed but I'm still going home
This picture's helped me through the last long weeks
Soon I'll be resting in her arms
In the warm nights of Austin, Texas
London, adios
Though it's been sung before
Baby here's one more
Not needed but I mean it anyway
London, adios
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Jamieson Clem Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Previously cranking out smash hits one after the other in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. Now cranking out smash hits one after the other in Fishtown, Philly, PA.
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