| He’s the kind of guy puts on a motorcycle jacket
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| And he weigh about a hundred and five
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| He’s the kind of surfer got a ho-daddy haircut
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| And you wonder how he’ll ever survive
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| He’s the kind of frogman wearin' twenty pounds of counterweights
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| And sinkin' in the sea like a stone
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| He’s the kind of soldier got no sense of direction
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| And they send him in the jungle alone
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| But when the frost’s on the pumpkin and the litle girls are jumpin'
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| He’s a hard lovin' son of a gun
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| He’s got them waitin' down the stairs just to sample his affairs
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| And they call him a spoonful of fun
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| He’s the kind of person goin' ridin' on a skateboard
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| And his mind’s ragin' out of control
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| He’s the kind of person goes to drive a Maserati
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| Puts his key inside the wrong little hole
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| He’s the kind of ski bum tearin' wild down the mountain
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| Hits a patch where there ain’t any snow
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| He’s the kind of cowboy got a hot trigger finger
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| Shoots his boot 'cause he’s drawin' kind of slow
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| But when it comes in for rollin', he’s an expert at bowlin'
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| Sets the pins up and lays 'em right down
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| He’s got them takin' off their heels and they like the way he feels
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| And they call him a carnival clown
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| He’s got a parachute and screamin' out, «Geronimo»
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| And makes a little hole in the ground
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| He’s the kind of logger when the man hollers, «Timber»
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| Got to stop and look around for the sound
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| He’s the kind of artist rents a groovy little attic
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| And discovers that he can’t grow a beard
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| He’s the human cannon ball come in for a landin'
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| And he wonders where the net disappeared
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| But when he takes off his shoes, man, it won’t come as news
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| He’s got them linin' up in threes and in twos
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| He’s got them paintin' on the floor, got them beggin' for some more
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| And they call him whatever they choose |