| Silver teeth and the cockiness of James ____
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| body like a cantaloupe, head like a baked bean,
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| no gum but he gets pretty irate
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| So if you run then you better learn to fly, mate.
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| He spends his mornings tackling evaders,
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| and daydreaming that they shoot him a tazer,
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| And if he did then all the money here could save him,
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| With concession cards and bodies on the pavement.
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| And you might joke he takes his job too seriously.
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| But you don’t know all the things he’s seen,
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| there’s a lot of gum under those seats (and people’s feet)
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| And you might joke he takes his job too seriously.
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| But you don’t know all the things he’s seen,
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| there’s a lot of punks who ride for free (and ____)
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| But in high school,
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| he took two lessons in Jiu Jitsu,
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| and he was pretty good at it.
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| I guess.
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| Hey hey, please don’t go and,
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| go and throw your life away,
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| don’t you, don’t you run from him son, 'cause he’ll fuck up your
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| day,
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| No, he’s not gonna, waste his time taking your name.
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| Trust me, there’ll be no escape,
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| he’s got two feet and half a brain. |
| This dude’s like Paul Blart mall cop,
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| If he lost his segway and had a ____
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| Stop what you’re doing if you see him with his badge on,
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| Though Jane that the office got his name wrong,
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| He doesn’t have a baton, doesn’t need a mad dog,
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| doesn’t know a lot of stuff,
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| but he throws a fat punch, his mum packs his lunch,
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| taught him wrong from right.
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| Saving the world one ticket a time.
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| And you might joke he takes his job too seriously.
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| But you don’t know all the things he’s seen,
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| sometimes children ride for cheap (or talk lightly)
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| And you might joke he takes his job too seriously.
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| But you don’t know all the things he’s seen,
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| there’s a lot of bums up on these seats (and sometimes feet)
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| But in high school,
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| he was one of the members of the runner up for the 100 metre relay team.
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| He still polishes his medal.
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| Hey hey, please don’t go and,
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| go and throw your life away,
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| don’t you, don’t you run from him son, 'cause he’ll fuck up your
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| day,
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| No, he’s not gonna, waste his time taking your name.
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| Trust me, there’ll be no escape, |
| he’s got two feet and half a brain.
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| They wouldn’t let him the army (oh, no-o-o-o-oh)
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| They wouldn’t let him be a sergeant (oh, no-o-o-o-oh)
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| A fireman is far too hard a thing for him to be
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| He’d write parking tickets, but he does not like to read.
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| But in highschool,
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| he lost a jellybean count.
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| and then the winner didn’t share them
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| maybe that’s what this all stems from
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| Hey hey, please don’t go and,
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| go and throw your life away,
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| don’t you, don’t you run from him son, 'cause he’ll fuck up your
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| day,
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| No, he’s not gonna, waste his time taking your name.
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| Trust me, there’ll be no escape,
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| he’s got two feet and half a brain.
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| Hey hey, please don’t go and,
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| go and throw your life away,
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| don’t you, don’t you run from him son, 'cause he’ll fuck up your
|
| day,
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| No, he’s not gonna, waste his time taking your name.
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| Trust me, there’ll be no escape,
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| he’s got two feet and half a brain. |