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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/the-louis-armstrong-of-rock-and-roll
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The Louis Armstrong Of Rock And Roll
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The Louis Armstrong Of Rock And Roll
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He was
And it was like "Inhale to the chief"
Got slappy and he still does
Life is one endless boogie, you know
from town to town
From battle to battle
Says "Wake me when you Seattle"
You couldn't meet a nicer guy
With nobody ever looking for him
He once slept
All the way
From Alberquerqe to Ohio
The motherfucker could sleep
And smoke
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