| What holds you up
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| When the earth lets you down?
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| What holds you up
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| When gravity’s corrupted?
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| I hope atoms are enough
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| 'Cause Eve sure ain’t coming
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| The temperature’s up in the afternoon sun
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| The hand threw the breaker
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| But the circuit’s still humming
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| The man tried to break her
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| But Miss Switch kept on running
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| She ran from the papist
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| She ran from the crown
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| She ran to her study
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| And wrote all this down:
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| «I want to keep the perfect flowers from the florist
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| They grow in private, deep inside the thickest forest
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| And when you snip them down
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| You almost hear them sigh
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| There they’re drying asking
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| 'Why do we have to die?'»
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| What holds you up
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| When you’re ready to go?
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| What holds you up
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| While the seconds hand is ticking?
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| Can you feel them slip away?
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| 80,000 every day
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| When one world says, «Wait!»
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| The next says, «Step aside.»
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| When one planet says, «Stop!»
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| Another says, «Let it ride…»
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| Fuck the boulders on the hill
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| I see pictures in the clouds
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| We’ve got little yellow pills
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| We’ve got great, big, black shrouds
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| We’ve got
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| Arms in the armory
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| Facts in the factory
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| Cents in the century
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| This century of centipedes
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| This century is killing me
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| This century lied
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| I hope that we do better next time
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| I would like to see the tyrant’s daughter
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| So upset by what her father taught her
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| I would like to see the tyrant’s son
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| So outraged by what his father’s done
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| I would like to see the tyrant’s mother
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| So regretful she did not smother
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| I would like to see the tyrant’s dad
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| I’ll bet he’s glad
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| Hide me from next February
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| I’ve grown fat
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| And I’ve grown tired;
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| Kiss my ass
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| Now I was once admired
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| I’ve grown tired
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| And I’ve grown fat
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| But there’s one more thing so much better than that:
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| I’m already gone |