| I started out in 1954
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| «What the hell was it all for?»
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| He asked himself why-
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| «What the hell an I gonna do now
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| Drink gin all night or fight?»
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| He says this, he says that-
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| Why should I believe any of it?
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| I’m living in the country of man
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| I seen 'em lying down on their hands
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| I’m living in the country of man
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| I seen 'em lying, dying instead
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| Later on in 1955
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| Charlie was working the Roosevelt, so was I
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| «What the hell am I gonna do now
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| Raise these kids or leave the wife?»
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| He says this, he says that-
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| Why should I believe any of it?
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| I’m living in the country of man
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| I seen 'em lying down on their hands
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| I’m living in the country of man
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| I seen 'em lying, dying instead
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| Buh, buh, buh, buh, Buh, buh, buh
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| Buh, buh, Buh, buh
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| And the president says
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| «Buh, buh, buh, buh, Buh, buh
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| Buh, buh, buh, Buh, buh»
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| The premier replies:
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| «Buh, buh, buh, buh, Buh, buh
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| Buh, buh buh, Buh, buh»
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| Then the papers say
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| «Buh, buh, buh, buh, Buh, buh
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| Buh, buh buh, Buh, buh… |