| You know sometimes in the middle in the night
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| You get to feeling uptight
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| And wish you were feelin alright
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| And you know youre white
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| And you ain’t got no soul
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| And theres no one with a hole nearby
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| And therefore in your teen-age madness and delirium
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| You toss and turn in your sweaty little grey teen-age sheets
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| In that little room with the psychedelic posters
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| And the red bulb
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| And the incense
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| And your bead collection
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| And your country song round up books
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| And you cry your tiny sick tears
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| Tiny sick tears
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| Tiny sick tears
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| Tiny sick tears
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| You know you gotto gotto gotto gotto
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| Youve gotta find some relief from the terrible.
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| From the terrible ache thats clutching right at your heart
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| Because its hurting you to your heart
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| And your crying tiny sick tears
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| And you have to go downstairs
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| Out of your bedroom
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| Out into the hall
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| Down to the living room
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| To the living room
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| To the kitchen
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| To the cookie jar
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| Where you wanna get your cookies
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| And you take the top off the cookie jar
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| And you stick your tiny sick hand in the cookie jar
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| And you reach around in the cookie jar
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| To find a raisin cookie
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| A spongy one with the little plump raisins
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| A little tactile sensation for your tiny sick fingers
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| Squeeze the raisin on the cookie
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| Pull the cookie out of the jar
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| Stuff the raisin into your eating hole
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| Push it all the way in your eating hole
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| Now make your eating hole wrap itself around the tiny sick cookie
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| Scarve the cookie
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| Put the lid back on the jar
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| Go over to the ice box
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| Open the ice box
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| Pull out the box of milk
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| Open the box of milk
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| Into a triangular beak like that
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| Pull the little triangular beak up to your drinking hole
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| Up to your hole
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| Pour the white fluid from the drinking box into your hole
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| Close the beak
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| Reinsert the box into the ice box
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| Close the box door
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| Walk out of the kitchen
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| Through the living room
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| Back up the stairs
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| Past your sisters room
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| Past your brothers room
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| You take a mask from the ancient hallway
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| Make it down to your fathers room
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| And you walk in
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| And your father, your tiny sick father
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| Is beating his meat to a Playboy magazine
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| Hes got it rolled into a tube
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| And hes got his tiny sick pud stuffed in the middle of it
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| Right flat up against the centerfold
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| There he is your father with a tiny sick erection
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| And you walk in and you say:
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| Father I want to kill you
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| And he says: Not now son, not now
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| HANDS UP!
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| OOOO LAAAA
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| I know that its so hard stop playing this soul music, you know, cause it really
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| .. . |
| For one thing its really easy. |
| .. And for another thing:
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| It wastes a lot of time while were on stage. |
| We learned in our travels that
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| teenagers are ready to accept these two chords no matter how theyre played.
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| It makes you feel secure, cause you know that after, did de dit de didde the
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| other one is gonna come on. |
| It never fails, simple. |
| .. Some people would say
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| its bullshit. |
| But we love it, don’t we kids?
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| Meanwhile. |
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