| Dead Billie Jean
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| In the shot glass lies a quarter and a tear for every year
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| In the house, yes, of the holy-handed bride-to-be
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| Technology
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| Born on the 4th of July
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| No question who the mother was, but the father’s on the land
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| Playin' spoons and grand piano in a family van
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| Prosthetic hand
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| I was 6 feet under playin' bones with Brian Jones and Jim
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| 'Cause there’s a right way and a wrong way here to die
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| And there ain’t no reason why
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| Dead Billie Jean
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| What have you seen
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| Dead Billie Jean
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| What have you seen in the twilight’s dawn
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| So Dead Billie Jean
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| She paid her tab and drove out through the Indiana dawn
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| Never know when something’s wrong
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| Never recognize in the great bird’s eyes
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| I was smokin' dope with Lincoln in a Chrysler on the hill
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| In the no man’s land where spirits seem to go
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| 'Cause he’s all alone you know
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| Honest Dave, he cracked his window just a skosh to breathe
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| He said it’s time that we both leave, you and me and Billie Jean
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| 'Cause we’re just slidin' through the aether in a dream
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| And nothin’s what it seems to be to me
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| Yeah, nothin’s what it seems to be to me |