| Doo doo doo doo doo
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| Doo doo doo doo doo
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| The tale I’m gonna tell
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| Is about the group who couldn’t say
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| Together they discovered with each other
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| The perfections of an outdoor day
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| They had won some kinda prize
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| For sellin' way more stuff than the other guys
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| They were the shrewdest unit-movers
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| So their bosses got 'em tours of the countryside
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| Doo doo doo doo doo
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| Doo doo doo doo doo
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| Holly saw a certain bird
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| But she couldn’t work up any words
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| She kinda lost her shoes and lost her mind
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| And smashed her phone upon a fallen pine
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| Darryl couldn’t talk at all
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| He wondered how the trees had grown to be so tall
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| He calculated all the height and width and density
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| For insurance purposes
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| And at the desktop there’s cryin' sounds
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| For all the projects due and noone else is around
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| And the sprinklers that come on at 3 a. |
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| Sound like crowds of people askin'
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| «Are you happy what you’re doin'?
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| Ah ah ah
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| Ah ah ah
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| And at the desktop there’s cryin' sounds
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| For all the projects due and noone else is around
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| And the sprinklers that come on at 3 a. |
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| Sound like crowds of people askin'
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| «Are you happy what you’re doin'?
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| Becky wondered why
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| She’d never noticed dragonflies
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| Her drag and click had never yielded
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| Anything as perfect as a dragonfly
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| And then the supervisor stood
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| Right in the creek and it felt really good
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| And that’s about the time he finally
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| It realized the importance of this day
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| And that’s about the time he realized
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| That he was with the group who couldn’t say
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| Hey hey
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| And they felt so good it hurt forget the words
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| They were the group who couldn’t say |