| Hey Mr. Wilson, I’m glad to shake your hand
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| And… it’s nice to see you too, and yes I understand
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| That I’m not to take it personal although we look like people
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| And it could be my son on the chopping block
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| But I’m sure he’ll understand
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| You’re at the table, and you seem nice enough
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| (Oh it’s daddy, he was mad, he came took my ball and bat he…)
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| I just can’t figure, are you for real or not?
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| (Called me brother, sister, mother, shook my hand now calls me «sir»)
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| And I’m not to take it personal
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| Although we look like people
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| And it could be my wife on the chopping block
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| But I’m sure she’ll understand
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| I’m sure we’ll understand
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| And I’m not to take you personal
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| Although we look like people
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| And it could be my head on the chopping block
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| But I’m sure I’ll understand
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| I’m sure we’ll understand
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| NO! |
| We don’t understand!
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| Hey Mr. Wilson, do what you have to do
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| (Lay the pipe, the apple’s ripe, I’m going to Japan)
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| Is that good enough? |