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Wedding Song

from It's Like Anything by King Archie

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Hey, old king
What was those words?
What was those words that you sing?

I hear you talkin' but I don't have a clue
About what happened between me and you

Money, is the root of all evil
If you disagree, take a look, take a look
Around your table

It costs you something for every little thing
Including one thing -- you know it's a wedding ring

I don't know the way I'm goin'
or where I'm comin' from
Things start happening, they start to turn you numb
I don't know which way is up and which was that is down --
But you know I'm a loser, if ever there was one

Hey, Neil Young
What was them words?
What was them words that you sung?

I hear you laughin' and I start laughin' too
I hear you cryin'... the rest is up to you

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from It's Like Anything, released September 1, 1989
Words and music: John Porcellino, stealing from the Beatles

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Spit and a Half was a punk-lofi-pop label operating mainly from 1985-1996. It was most notably the home of the Felt Pilotes, as well as the Australian Pop Series, a string of releases from underground Australian groups such as Cannanes, Flywheel, Stinky Fire Engine, Ashtray Boy, and Clag. Currently releasing new and archival recordings as stamina/gumption permits. ... more

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