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Ramones ~ Weasel Face


Twenty four hours ago No one could help me I'm alone in life No where to go So I picked up the phone Called out for help Some one please help me I'm afraid and alone Weasel face Weasel face Weasel face It's way past midnight T.V. set is on It's my only friend One crisis after another Ain't no loser or quitter It's all or nothin' baby 'Cause we fought so hard For our piece of this world Weasel face Weasel face Weasel face more free lyrics

Twenty four hours ago
No one could help me
I'm alone in life
No where to go

So I picked up the phone
Called out for help
Some one please help me
I'm afraid and alone

Weasel face
Weasel face
Weasel face

It's way past midnight
T.V. set is on
It's my only friend
One crisis after another

Ain't no loser or quitter
It's all or nothin' baby
'Cause we fought so hard
For our piece of this world

Weasel face
Weasel face
Weasel face

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