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Never Get Out
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X’ed out hands on all my friends,
We thought it’d remain ‘til the end,
It was a sign of mine,
But not for all of time.
Hey! Hey! I’m not bragging, and I’m not proud,
I hung around with a drunken crowd,
And they inspired me,
Then they admired me.
I’ll roam from coast to coast,
Still, I’ll wind up as a ghost,
Not to boast...
But I did well in school, you know,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
I was a fine fellow,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
And it’ll kill’em,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
They wanted children.
(And now you’ll never get out.)
Hey! Hey!
I tried to kick it, but I kept on getting sick,
It wasn’t worth it. Here’s the ticket!
(Now you’ll never get out.)
Oh, my!
You gotta try it! Heaven knows that it’s a riot,
Even though you’re gonna die, it’s fine —
You’ll never get out.
I did well in school, you know,
I was a fine fellow,
And it’ll kill them,
They wanted children.
Well I did well in school, you know,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
I was a fine fellow,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
And it’ll kill’em,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
They wanted children.
(And now you’ll never get out.)
I’ll never get out,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
I said I’ll never get out,
(And now you’ll never get out.)
And it’ll kill’em.
(And now you’ll never get out.)
They wanted children.
(And now you’ll never get out.)
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Rocky Sullivan, Psy.D. Oceanside, New York
With a head full of limericks and a belly full of potatoes, Mick Babe conscripted members of Bomb the Music Industry! and The Fad into The Rocky Sullivans, and they played Hibernian music stupidly fast and unnecessarily loud. Rocky Sullivan, Psy.D. is the band’s readeption. ... more
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