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Artist: L7
Canonical path: /l7/runnin-from-the-law
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Runnin' From the Law
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Runnin' From the Law
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Playing rock and roll
On a Friday night
A noise complaint
Turned into a fight
The neighbors were loud
It disturbed our crowd
We played some more
And they stormed the door
We didn't do nothing
Hey hey hey...
But now we're running
And hiding
Cops got on stage
And they pulled my hair
Kicked 'em in the balls
(?)
The fans in mind
It shows how they find
You can call me a tramp
don't unplug my amp
We didn't do nothin'
Hey hey hey
But now we're runnin'
And hidin'
Runnin' from the law
Runnin'
Runnin' from the law
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