MS Access - Query - return 2 records for each

SELECT TOP 2 [@groupedStrings].ExpenseAccount, Source_Data.AssetNumber
FROM ([@groupedStrings] INNER JOIN ExpenseAccount_RAMBO ON [@groupedStrings].ExpenseAccount = ExpenseAccount_RAMBO.[Payable Expense Number]) INNER JOIN Source_Data ON ExpenseAccount_RAMBO.lessor = Source_Data.LessorCode;

That only returns 2 records TOTAL.  I need 2 records from the joined table [Source_Data] for EACH matching record in @groupedStrings

@groupedStrings contains the values

1
2
3

Source_Data contains

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3

I want back just 2 records for each match.  So from source data I want

1
1
2
2
3
3

among the numerous records of 1 's (for example)  what criteria are applied to get the two records?

Let me better illustrate

The more I think about it my original stab at the sql may be too complicated.

The table looks like this

ExpenseAccount     | VIN
1                             | 10
1                             | 11
1                             | 12
2                             | 20
2                             | 21
2                             |22


So for a single ExpenseAccount there can be many VIN's.  Vins are unique

What I want to return is for each unique ExpenseAccount any 2 Vins

where is the field VIN coming from?

better if you can upload a sample db..

see atttached
sample.accdb

Interesting approach....  you win.  Thanks