| I got a friend in Fremont, he sells used cars, ya know?
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| Well, he calls me up twice a year
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| Just to ask me how’d it go
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| Pretty good, not bad, I can’t complain
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| But actually, everything is just about the same
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| I met a girl from Venus, her insides were lined in gold
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| Well, she did what she did, said «How was it, kid?»
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| She was politely told
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| «Pretty good, not bad, I can’t complain
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| But actually, everything is just about the same»
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| Moonlight makes me dizzy
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| Sunlight makes me clean
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| Your light is the sweetest thing
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| That this boy has ever seen
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| Molly went to Arkansas, she got raped by Dobbin’s dog
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| Well, she was doing good till she went in the woods
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| And got pinned up against a log
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| Pretty good, not bad, she can’t complain
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| 'Cause actually, all them dogs are just about the same
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| Moonlight makes me dizzy
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| Sunlight makes me clean
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| Your light is the sweetest thing
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| That this boy has ever seen
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| I heard Allah and Buddha were singing at the Savior’s feast
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| And up in the sky an Arabian rabbi
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| Fed Quaker oats to a priest
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| Pretty good, not bad, they can’t complain
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| 'Cause actually, all them gods are just about the same
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| Pretty good, not bad, I can’t complain
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| 'Cause actually, everything is just about the same |