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Mail Fraud Lyrics by The Minor Thirds

Saskatchewan

2003

I'm gonna bet you're not from around here
\nThe way you've been staring at our souvenir stand
\nI'm gonna bet you're interested in some postcards
\nTo send to all your friends, to all your family
\nAnd to your girl back home
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\nWe have postcards from all over Saskatchewan
\nSix for a dollar, Canadian
\nWrite your friends and tell them you've been all over the province
\nIt's not lying when you lie to friends, it's just fun to pretend
\nAnd who, tell me, who doesn't like fun?
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\nHere's a postcard of Uranium City lit up at night
\nHere's the Trans-Canada Highway stretching into the sunset
\nHere's the capitol building, and here's an endless field of wheat
\nHere's the northern lights, and here's one that says "Regina is for lovers"
\nI knew you'd get a kick out of that\n\n
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The Minor Thirds

The Minor Thirds

About “Mail Fraud” by The Minor Thirds

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"Mail Fraud" appears on "Saskatchewan" in 2003.

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