Too much monkey business

The Beatles

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Runnin' to-and-fro hard.  Workin' at the mail. Never fail.  Get the mail.  Yeah some rotten deal  Ow! Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business for me to invite 'em again. Say me.  Talkin' to me.  Tryin' to run me up a creek. She used to buy one.  Try to pay me again next week  Ow! Too much monkey business.  Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business for me to invite 'em again.  Long-haired good-lookin'.  Tryin' to get me hooked. Or me to marry.  Settle down.  Get the horn by the bull  Ow! Too much monkey business.  Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business for me to invite 'em again.  Mediocre money.  Bein' fightin' in the hall. Army bunk  Army go  Army chow  Army cook  Ow! Too much monkey business.  Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business for me to invite 'em again.  Same thing every day.  Gettin' up goin' to school. No need to make complainin'.  My objection's overruled  Ow! Too much monkey business.  Too much monkey business. Too much monkey business for me to invite 'em again.  Workin' in the fillin' station.  Too many tires. Wipe the windows.  Check the tire.  Check the oil and all the gas  Ow! Too much monkey business.  Too much monkey business. Don't want your moderation get away leave me.

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