| In our little town in Ohio, there’s a little boy who we all know
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| He makes us smile, he makes us glad, we think good thoughts, can’t make him mad
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| No cars, no lights, no rights to choose
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| He is our life, he makes the rules
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| We keep our thoughts as pure as the driven snow or to the cornfield we will go
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| — oh!
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| It’s a good life!
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| We cannot sing, he hates the sound
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| He reads our thoughts, than starts to frown
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| He makes it snow — it’s mid-July
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| We just smile as our crops die
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| How did it start, when will it end
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| How long can we all just pretend
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| Everything is perfect and serene
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| Is this for real or just a dream — scream!
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| It’s a good life!
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| He! |
| he’s the one, who’s undone, everything we have lived for, evermore,
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| slammed the door!
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| Why, are we weak, we must seek, a way to destroy all his lies, nullify,
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| he must die!
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| We all agree, it’s gone to long
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| His power grows, he’s much too strong
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| How can we move, we live in fear
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| He’ll find us out when we draw near
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| We need to act — we need a plan
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| He must never live to be a man
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| Think of all the things he then could do
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| Who’ll be the first to make the move — you?
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| It’s a good life! |