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'''Runforyerlife''' was a [[Ska Punk|third-wave ska]] band from Chicago. They formed in the late '90s after several of the members met in their high school jazz band. In 1999, they released a [[Self-Titled Album]] on Jump Up Records.
 
Not long afterwards, they completely fell off the face of the Earth.
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=== Provides examples of: ===
 
* [[All Lowercase Letters]]
* [[Break Up Song]]: "PB & J".
* [[Curiosity Killed the Cast]]: "Spy", in which investigating "the mystery" is scary as hell but totally worth it.
* [[Driven to Suicide]]: "Hand That Feeds":
{{quote| Like a gun pointed, hot trigger, carried through<br />
screaming, hopeless, and dead at 32. }}
* [[Imaginary Enemy]]: The monsters in "Adoline".
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* [[Neoclassical Punk Zydeco Rockabilly]]: They mixed things up with [[Funk]]-influenced rhythm, and [[Hardcore Punk]]- or klezmer-influenced guitar. "4 AM Fight Song" is the strangest, featuring a rap chorus and a smooth jazz bridge.
* [[Never My Fault]]: Possibly in "PB & J":
{{quote| Of course it's you I blame,<br />
This mess is all your fault }}
* [[Not Christian Rock]]: Jump Up Records briefly tried to market them as a Christian ska band; the band had to point out that, although they were Christians, they weren't trying to evangelize with the music, so they'd rather be marketed just as a ska band.
* [[Sampling]]: "Crinkle" interpolates the [[James Bond]] theme, and the end of "Hand That Feeds" borrows lyrics from the Christmas carol "We Three Kings".
* [[The Stoic]]: The narrator in "4AM Fight Song" wants to be this, but can't.
* [[Smite Me, OhO Mighty Smiter!]]: The first two verses of "Hand that Feeds".
* [[Word Salad Title]]: "Tank Top" is a love song and has nothing to do with the article of clothing. "PB & J" is a breakup song which mentions neither sandwiches nor anything that could be abbreviated to fit those initials.
 
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