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RUN!
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This morning I woke up
Hungry for breakfast
I'm hungry for brains now
Mama said, "Hell Yes!"
Flipped over a school bus
ripped up fire hydrants
Destruction and screaming
... I kinda like it!
Woooooaaaah
Woooooaaaah
Woooooaaaah
You're dead.
I'm here in the darkness
hoping the find me
hoping they gang up
and sneak up behind me
... I'd like to see them try and stop me
(Run, run, run away!)
I'd like to see them try and stop me
(run, run, run away!)
I'd like to see them try and stop me
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Andrew Robert Palmer Chicago, Illinois
I'm a regular guy doing a very small thing.
Chicago-based. Sometimes rock, sometimes folk.
Andrew Robert Palmer recommends:
Lost Signal EP
by Brett Knickerbocker
bluesy and catchy americana folk-rock! wooah-oh ooh!
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Permanent Collection 2017 (Acoustic Reissue)
by The Mother Z's
fuzzy, lo-fi home-recorded Motown-infused folk/punk and indie-pop... just a little somethin' my sister and I cooked up back 2007.
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