Money And Run

U.N.K.L.E. · Where Did The Night Fall-Another Night Out [2011]

here come the skillfull blows

here come the puppet men with their fists

you know those backroom ghouls

they make it impossible to resist

I took the money

I took the money and I ran

ran around the world..

run little rabbit, run



I don't wanna go there

I don't wanna see

every time I come down here

somebody is bent on killing me

I don't wanna go there

with all them hungry mouths to feed

every time I come down here

somebody is bent on killing me



somebody is bent on killing me



there goes the Jigsaw man

stuffing you in the pockets of his pants

we thought we'd make it safe and clear

but we never really stood a chance

we took it the money

we took it over everything we held true

ran around the world

yeah little rabbit, run



I don't wanna be here

running through the rain

I could do it over man,

there ain't a thing that I would not change

all my friends are gone

left me freezing on a beach

and every time I crawl up here

somebody tries to take a piece of me



we spent the money

we spent it sailing down the drain

every time I raise my head,

they kill me once

and they kill me all over again

I don't wanna go there

Oh I don't wanna see

every time I come down here

somebody is bent on killing me



take the money and run

round and round the world we go

take the money and run

round and round the world we go

run little rabbit run

round and round the world we go

run away

round and round the world

round and round the world

take the money

take the money and run

Money And Run

The inclusion of Money And Run on Where Did The Night Fall-Another Night Out [2011] highlights the duo's commitment to exploring darker, more introspective territories in their catalog. Unlike their earlier, more upbeat releases, this album and its singles lean heavily into the moody and brooding aspects of electronic music, a shift that became increasingly prominent in their later work. The song's placement within the album's tracklist suggests it was intended to serve as a pivotal moment, bridging the gap between the experimental sounds of their previous records and the more polished, yet still edgy, direction they took in subsequent years. Its legacy lies in its ability to capture a specific mood of modern alienation and resilience, making it a staple for playlists and sets that aim to evoke a sense of gritty, nocturnal atmosphere.