| like Howdy Do, your tin soldiers, your clowns, too.
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| They’re all laughing at you.
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| I’m laughing at you, too.
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| Like basketball, five thousand that was all,
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| The games you really knew.
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| Why couldn’t I beat you?
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| In the middle of the room,
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| Got no time t ocount my sheep today.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon.
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| Like mother Goose,
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| Wind you up, then turned you loose.
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| Block ten was beating two.
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| And I can’t tell green from blue, no no.
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| Like cat and mouse,
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| Games of chase instead of house.
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| I get so mad at you,
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| Like parents often do.
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| In the middle of the room,
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| Got no time to count my sheep today.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon.
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| How could I let you get away?
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| When I knew I need somebody soon. |