Run, Westy, Run
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Run, Westy, Run
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This band played at the Metro
About 800 people were at the show
The rock show was awesome
The rock and roll was a burnout
Run, Westy, Run
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The band played it on
The band got down like a magikist
The crowd roared like a lion
The jam was excellent
The show was wupping a horse's ass
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Run, Westy, Run
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The show was over
A lot of people met the band
The rock show was out of this world
The jam session was perfect
Run, Westy, Run
Run, Westy, Run
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Who performs "Run, Westy, Run"?
Wesley Willis performs "Run, Westy, Run", and this lyric page sits inside the Wesley Willis catalog on LyroVerse.
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