“Baby I'm gonna see that you be back home in thirty days
Gonna put a false charge again ya
That'll be the very thing that'll send ya
I'm gonna see that you be back home in thirty=-= days”

—  Chuck Berry

"Thirty Days" (1955)
Song lyrics

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American rock-and-roll musician 1926–2017

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