| Overzealous to say the least.
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| Underestimated, how far you could reach.
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| How could we know,
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| How far you’d go,
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| Behind our backs to make sure your point is heard?
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| You’re better than us all.
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| Does it really matter how far you go?
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| Can you get some sleep now,
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| standing on so many toes?
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| Do what you do when you say what you want to say,
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| With or without regard for me.
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| Scheme what you scheme when you’re thinking of yourself,
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| You’re the most likely to succeed.
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| Now that my purpose has been served,
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| Make a caste system for a modern world.
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| Your motto rings, «Tomorrow brings,
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| Another life to underrate,
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| To belittle and humiliate.»
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| Does it really matter how far you go?
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| Can you get some sleep now,
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| standing on so many toes?
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| Do what you do when you say what you want to say,
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| With or without regard for me.
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| Scheme what you scheme when you’re thinking of yourself,
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| You’re the most likely to succeed.
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| The yearbook said that you’d be another winner,
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| You forgot what success should mean.
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| The poster child for becoming homeless,
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| Mr. Most Likely to Succeed.
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| And as you go,
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| Call to mind the things you’ve come to know.
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| Be sure to wave goodbye,
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| On that day you die,
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| To all that you wanted,
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| You’re leaving behind.
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| Do what you do when you say what you want to say,
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| With or without regard for me.
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| Scheme what you scheme when you’re thinking of yourself,
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| You’re the most likely to succeed.
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| The yearbook said that you’d be another winner,
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| You forgot what success should mean.
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| The poster child for becoming homeless,
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| Mr. Most Likely to Succeed. |