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Artist: The Babies
Canonical path: /the-babies/alligator
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Alligator
Read Alligator lyrics by The Babies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Alligator
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There's no job to pay the rent,
And there's no love to make it better
There's no plans
Whatcha doin' later?
Take my hand, alligator
Life is funny
Life's a laugh
Life is lonely
Yeah it's a drag
And what's your name?
How ya doin'?
I like your hair
How do ya do it?
It's not fair that you're taken
And it's unfair that you're spoken for
And I don't care
You're not a traitor
I'll take the stairs
And not the elevator
And one day, I'll see you at the top
Our love will never stop
And I've been under way too long
Oh, what a drag!
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