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Archie
02:11
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Archie, get in the house
I'm sick of you barking up my tree
Keep your racket in your backyard
Why won't he go in
Patience growing thin
Archie, go get a job
Read a book, find a hobby
The chipmunks have business to tend to now
Something isn't right
Barking day and night
Something isn't right
Barking day and night
Now look what you do
My dog's barking too
Archie, get in the house
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I'm on the Run
02:33
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There ain't no place to run to
Nowhere to go
I once found my place inside, of you
A place to call my own
Leave my girl 'cause she's too upset
Leave my shitty job
When I'm on the road,
I don't get calls from my mom
I'm on the run,
I'm on the run,
Run
Oh yeah, now you're in my head
Come and take my hand
You heard exactly what she said to you
Now you understand
I'm on the run,
I'm on the run,
Run
I'm not the one to care, baby
But my love's on line
I'm both trash and class, we get together
All of the time
I'm on the run,
I'm on the run,
Run
Run
Run
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Spineapples Monroe Township, New Jersey
The internet's favorite personified ananas comosus
Brian McParland- vocals, bass
Greg Mattessich- vocals, guitar
Jeremy Lipoff- drums
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