| As kids we’re told to always play fair
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| Smile at your neighbor
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| And share, share, share
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| In later years we’re taught
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| To try and be the best
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| «Look out for yourself, and fuck all the rest»
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| Well, I would say in many ways
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| We learned much more in younger days. |
| the obvious things
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| Were all so plain to see
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| Like two for you and two for me
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| If there are only four I don’t need three
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| That’s just how the world should be
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| You must remember the way
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| When things are up in the air
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| It’s like the word of the day
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| And today’s word is fair
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| If you’ve got two kidneys
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| It means you have one to spare
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| Because the people who win
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| Are the people who share
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| The scene is like a playground
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| From back in the day
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| Jump, swing, scream, yell
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| Play, play, play
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| Pick you up if you fall down
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| And you’ll do the same
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| Look out for each other
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| It’s the name of the game
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| Go to shows, trust your friends
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| And the fun just never ends
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| The obvious things are so plain to see
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| Like two for you and two for me
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| If there are only four
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| I don’t need three
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| If I want to make cookies
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| And you have the tins
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| Then we’ll eat together
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| Because who shares wins
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| If I have the ball
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| And you have the pins
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| Then we’ll bowl together
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| Because who shares wins
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| If I have the helmets
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| And you have the Schwinns
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| Then we’ll bike together
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| Because who shares wins
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| If I’m down with straightedge
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| And you’re down with skins
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| Then we’ll mosh together
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| Because who shares wins |