| Bill Barrat has a simple dream.
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| He calls it his Plan B.
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| Where there are buildings in the sky and the air is sugar free
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| And everyone’s very friendly.
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| Well, Plan B arrived on a holiday.
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| He took a cab to the shopping malls,
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| Bought and ate till he could do neither any more
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| Then found love on Channel 44.
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| La la la la la He wants to go to magic America
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| La la la la la He’d like to live in magic America
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| With all those magic people
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| Bill Barrat sent his postcards home
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| To everyone he’d ever known
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| They went, «Fifty-nine cents gets you a good square meal
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| From the people who care how you feel.»
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| La la la la la He wants to go to magic America
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| La la la la la He’d like to live in magic America
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| With all the magic people
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| With all the magic people
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| La la la la la He wants to go to magic America
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| La la la la la He’d like to live in magic America
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| La la la la la So nice to be in magic America
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| La la la la la He’d like to live in magic America
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| With all the magic people
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| With all the magic people
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| With all the magic people
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| With all the magic people
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| All the magic people
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| With all the magic people
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| All the people, all the people
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| With all the magic people
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| All the people, all the people |