Running Town
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Running Town
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Just a step onto the street
An uncomfortable heat
Rattlers at your feet
In running town
Helter skelter, all a-swelter
The impetus is seething
In running town
A thousand curses
Full speed ahead, full speed ahead
Lockjaw aggression
And buzzing imitations
Deride the friendly martian
In running town
Helter skelter, all a-swelter
The impetus is seething
In running town
A thousand curses
Full speed ahead
Oh, full speed ahead
If you gaze into her face
She'll come back and drown
All refugees in the sea
Of running town
A thousand curses
Full speed ahead, full speed ahead
Laughter rebounds
And strangles that sound
In running town
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