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Artist: Mirah
Canonical path: /mirah/1982-atari
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1982 (Atari)
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1982 (Atari)
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1982, i'm playing atari
In my living room
I am learning how to play breakout
Use my paddle, use my joystick
I am winning against the odds of hand eye coordination
I am winning against my brother
Frogger! Remember that game?
I'm a frog crossing the street
And many cars are trying to run me over
Frogger! I'm a frog
Breakout! You're a dog
You're a dog for trying to run me over
Frogger! I'm a frog
Breakout! You're a dog
You're a dog for trying to run me over
1982, i'm playing atari
In my living room
In my living room
In my living room
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