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"'''No More Reruns''" is a song by [[Jerry Harrison]], released on his debut solo album [[The Red and the Black]] in 1981.
'''''No More Reruns''''' is a song by [[Jerry Harrison]], released on his debut solo album [[The Red and the Black]] in 1981.


==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
<blockquote>
<blockquote>
I'm watching TV a Saturday night
I'm watching TV, a Saturday night


What do I seeBut a middleweight boxing fight
What do I see
 
But a middleweight boxing fight


A right spar here, a left hook there
A right spar here, a left hook there

Latest revision as of 15:34, 21 May 2024

No More Reruns
File:Jharri-redandblack.jpg
Song by Jerry Harrison
from the album The Red and the Black
Released1981 (1981)
RecordedEither June 3–17, 1981 (Blank Tapes) or June 23–September 12, 1981 (Eldorado)
StudioEither Blank Tapes, New York City or Eldorado, Los Angeles
GenreFunk rock
Length4:27
LabelSire
Songwriter(s)Jerry Harrison
Producer(s)Jerry Harrison

No More Reruns is a song by Jerry Harrison, released on his debut solo album The Red and the Black in 1981.

Lyrics

I'm watching TV, a Saturday night

What do I see

But a middleweight boxing fight

A right spar here, a left hook there

Two in one combination

A standard fare

One fighter he tries the Ali shuffle

Guess I'll change the channel

'Cause it's just another scuffle



It reminds me of me and you

It reminds me of what we used to do


TV rerun watching James Dean

Red jacket on, he looks like Martin Sheen

I keep on thinking 'bout Natalie Wood

She sure was looking awfully good

That rebel may have looked so cool

Heart's aflutter, but don't be fooled

'Cause in the end he still lost his fight

Tough luck, sonny, life's not nice



It reminds me of me and you

It reminds me of what we used to do

It reminds me of high school

Reminds me of five years of doing nothing

Reminds me of five years without loving

Yeah


I didn't blame anyone

For what happened to me

Full responsibility, you see

If I came up, I went down

I was fooled and I fooled around


You are the one that I'm after

And you are the one, no disaster

And you are the one I desire

And you are the one that I require

Tonight, oh honey, tonight

That's right, honey, tonight


No more reruns

Just a static on my channel

Test pattern light

Lights my room like a candle

A time between the days

Slips in like a vandal

If I blink or tire

I'll miss life's gamble


That's the time that I remember you

And that's the time that I think of you

And that's the time

I remember what we used to do

And that's the time I think of you

But tonight you are the one I'm after

You are the one, no more disasters

You are the one I desire

And you are the one I require

Tonight, oh honey, tonight

That's right, tonight, baby, tonight


You are the one that I'm after

And you are the one, no more disasters

You are the one I desire

And you are the one that I require

Tonight, oh honey, tonight

Oh honey, that's right

Tonight, baby, that's right...

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Credits and personnel

Credits are estimated using the overall credits for The Red and the Black.

Studios

  • Recorded at either Blank Tapes, New York City or Eldorado, Los Angeles

Technical

  • Jerry Harrison – producer, mixing, vocal arrangements and production
  • Nona Hendryx – vocal arrangements and production
  • Dave Jerden – producer, engineer, mixing
  • Butch Jones – engineer
  • Eddy Schreyer – mastering


References

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