One of their works mentions an astronomer named Tom, a professor named Vernon, and a man named Andy who would bicycle across town in the rain to bring a woman candy, all of whom are upstaged by someone who is lucky enough to have a car.  In another of their works, a musical instrument is offered its own car and reminded that it could have belonged to Steve Earle, Charo or Gwar.  In yet another, a self-proclaimed "great composer" loses his composure and shoots Ferdinand de Saussure.  The speaker of an earlier work remarks that she has a mandolin that makes her want to k
One of their works mentions an astronomer named Tom, a professor named Vernon, and a man named Andy who would bicycle across town in the rain to bring a woman candy, all of whom are upstaged by someone who is lucky enough to have a car.  In another of their works, a musical instrument is offered its own car and reminded that it could have belonged to Steve Earle, Charo or Gwar.  In yet another, a self-proclaimed "great composer" loses his composure and shoots Ferdinand de Saussure.  The speaker of an earlier work remarks that she has a mandolin that makes her want to kill herself, and goes to a park where she sees 100,000 fireflies.  This group's early albums include The Charm of the Highway Strip and Holiday, while the title of every song on their most recent album begins with the letter "i."  However, they are best known for a work in three volumes, each of which contains 23 songs.  FTP, name this musical group led by Stephin Merritt, best known for 69 Love Songs.
One of their works mentions an astronomer named Tom, a professor named Vernon, and a man named Andy who would bicycle across town in the rain to bring a woman candy, all of whom are upstaged by someone who is lucky enough to have a car.  
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