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Look, Harvey, A Crab!

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Nazz Canonical path: /nazz/look-harvey-a-crab Related lyric paths: 6
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Look, Harvey, A Crab!

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Got into town on the 445

I could hardly wait to arrive

Local yokel hippies start performing their tricks

I try to make it out on the 446

Luxurious accommodations, room and board

But I take no anger until I fall on the floor

Baskets, sea shells, anything became my bed

The local yokels and Jeanie jumped in just the same now

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