| INT EIGHTY, INT EIGHTY!
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| How do you do it?
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| What’s an average day like for you?
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| Check, check (clears throat)
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| Oh, ok (clears throat)
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| It’s all in a day’s work, I’ve said it before
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| The crime won’t stop so I’m ready for war
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| Rescuing people: adults and children
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| I just saved these women from a burning building
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| Helping out the citizens, fighting off attackers
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| Before that, I apprehended two carjackers
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| Went to the bank just to make a deposit
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| And halted a robbery already in progress
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| So honest, so loyal; |
| fiercely trusted
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| I serve and protect for the general public
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| Cat in a tree (meow), climber on a mountain
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| Pulled a kid out the river 'cause I saw that he was drowning
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| School bus, hazards, it’s down to the wire
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| The bus had a blowout; |
| I helped changed the tire
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| Stopped a speeding train that was heading for a crash
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| Flying toward an orphanage sitting on the tracks (woo woo!)
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| Wait, somebody placed an orphanage on the railroad tracks?
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| (Yeah, that’s right)
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| You mean, physically removed the orphanage, from its foundation,
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| buried in the ground, and placed it on some railroad tracks?
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| And left it there?
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| (Uhh… well… uh… I gotta go)
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| It’s all in a day’s work, they just can’t grasp
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| People don’t see how much work I have
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| Crime’s on the decline, after a steep rise
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| I’ve earned a reward, now for some me-time
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| Head to the bar, on the news and I rewind
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| Taking these shots and it’s stinging like a beehive
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| Out to the dance floor, drink in my hand
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| I’m cool with the DJ and he’s playing jam
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| Groove in my hips, rhythm on the brain
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| Smooth with a chick but she’s no Lois Lane
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| Dance a few songs all nice and friendly
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| Go to take a sip and my drink is empty
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| Should I keep dancing? |
| Maybe even score?
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| Feeling pretty good; |
| I could go for one more (bartender!)
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| Need another round, time to refill
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| Jerks at the bar and they’re hating on my skills
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| Did you hear that BS about the orphanage on the train tracks? |
| int eighty is
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| such a liar
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| (You shut your mouth. int eighty is a great man. He’s a hero!)
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| Are you president of his fan club or something?
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| I mean the guy is obviously full of himself
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| (I'll give you a president of the fan club. Right in your face!)
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| Turn off the treadmill, you’re running your mouth
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| He wouldn’t shut down so I’m punching him out
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| Quick change the deal 'cause this ain’t for real
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| Forget brass knuckles; |
| my skin’s made of steel
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| Temper is boiling the fire erods
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| Feeling crass, shatter glass, strike a match and explode
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| Fury in a rage, out the cage like an animal
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| Whoops we’re in a bar and the alcohol is flammable
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| Fire everywhere, and everyone’s escaping
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| But I knocked a couple out so I guess I better save them
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| Smoke so thick it’s like breathing exhaust fumes
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| Gotta find a bathroom for switching up costumes
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| Outfit’s changed and I’m back in the fray
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| With 80 on my chest so I’m saving the day
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| (Oh my God, is he alright? What’s he have to say?)
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| He’s got 3rd degree burns, but I think he’ll be ok, little punk
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| I’m here reporting live from the scene
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| Where our inebriated super hero, int eighty
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| Has lashed out physically at patrons
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| Sent the bar up in flames
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| And knocked an elderly woman unconscious
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| While making his exit
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| Firemen and EMTs are on the scene
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| Back to you, Jon |