| And people tried to put us down
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| When iTunes bumped a post-Cold War sound
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| My generation sat at the Mecca of malls
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| Times Square, I’m there, Viacom installs
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| So we hit the net while the Trade Center fell
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| New York met Hollywood, we ran like hell
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| No Vietnam for us, yo, Iraq it’s on
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| So who agreed upon this cowboy Genghis Khan?
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| The choice made, baby. |
| Hey we’d take it back
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| Logged in dropped out, MTV took track
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| They sold it back to us and claimed no correlation
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| The iMac, iPod, iGeneration
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| And I’m waiting for the day we can get out
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| The world is ours, that’s the story no doubt
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| Want to be more than info super highway traffic
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| Want to be more than a walking demographic!
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| «Hey! |
| You’re part of it» Talking about the iGeneration
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| «Yeah! |
| You’re part of it» Talking about my iGeneration
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| See the iGeneration knew organization
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| Meant optimization and unification
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| When imagination gave participation
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| In creation of culture a manifestation
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| The Berlin Wall fell and out we came
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| The post-Cold War kids laid claim to AIM
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| LOL, OMG, yo, BRB. |
| Space, colon, dash, closed parenthesis
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| We sat at our laptops and typed away
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| And found that we each had something to say
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| Web-logged our fears, our hopes and dreams
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| Individuated by digital means
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| Fiber optic lenses, DVD, Coca Cola, Disney and Mickey D’s
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| Flat mass culture, the norm that took hold
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| I hope I die before I get sold
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| This is the I-N-T-E. |
| R-N-E-T ge-na-ra-tion, see?
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| This is the I-N-T-E. |
| R-N-E-T ge-na-ra-tion, see? |