| Intellectuals are rational
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| Clear, impartial, always conceptual
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| They are existential, very substantial
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| Superstructural and decision-making
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| (Spoken) Then they say, the intellectuals. |
| It is clear, we are on another level.
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| They go there, they fight with the fascists, with the police. |
| What do they solve?
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| They do not dig, they are coarse. |
| I am also skinny. |
| I distrust robust people.
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| Workers. |
| No, mind you, I'm more to the left than them. |
| Is that so much not
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| nothing can be done. |
| Toh! |
| A little wind. |
| And this leaf that beats me on a
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| eye ... Act, they say, we must act. |
| What a nuisance, this leaf ...
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| We need to see how we act and if we can act. |
| Meanwhile it beats, huh ...
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| What can I do? |
| Nothing, there is nothing to be done
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| Intellectuals reflect
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| Considerations full of allusions
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| Alliterations, psycho-connections
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| Lucubrations, self-decisions
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| (Spoken) What a nuisance, this leaf. |
| It beats harder and harder. |
| What can I do?.
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| . |
| Nothing, there is nothing to be done
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| It turns out that I lose my eye |