| Restaurant
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| Vibing up the senile man of a hundred years
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| We had it in our pockets and now it’s on the streets
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| Accusing the answer phones, and the back-stabbing lies
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| Ask for the waiter
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| Move for the girl
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| Ask for the chef
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| «I didn’t ask for grilled waiter, which is not my kind of dish»
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| But it’s sweet
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| Understanding questions, set the record straight, we’ve found your truth
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| Hiding in a phone box on the M1
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| We’re on our way to a club in some sordid big city
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| They’re waiting
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| Watching every move
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| Asking for the words of wisdom from the prophets
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| Disappointed
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| Disjointed
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| Ask for action
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| Move in your own time
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| Smash the television
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| Questions, answers, ideas, critics, sounds
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| We’re on a bad trip and they’re on a good one
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| But who are we to tell you what to do and you what to say
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| Disappointed and disjointed
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| An important decision takes place every time
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| A mother buys a piece of meat
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| Part of a missionary who lived a wonderful life
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| Helping people
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| Giving them his faith, and showing them his good book
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| And good looks, and good words, and good hymns, and good walk, and good signs,
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| and good food, and good fights, good life
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| And he died a great death
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| But the people were still disappointed
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| And disjointed
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| Disappointed
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| And disjointed |