| Three blocks up Parc Avenue
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| And three blocks back down Clark
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| An old friend took me for a spin
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| In her boyfriend’s new cool car
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| She asked me if I see a sort of perfect light
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| Reflecting off of everybody’s eyes
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| I said «no, no, no, no
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| We do the thing that we do
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| Cause that’s the thing we do»
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| I’ve heard people call themselves nonmaterial
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| I’ve heard them call themselves old punks
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| I’d say we’ve all stared at the Moon
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| Until it’s nothing but a rock in the sky
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| And I’d say there’s, there’s nothing punk about that
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| There’s nothing punk about that
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| Oh no, there’s nothing punk about that
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| Someone put a poem on the wall
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| And someone else ripped it off
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| They said, «We can’t put up with
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| Another hustler here»
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| I like it when we take the long way home
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| Safe inside our steel blue 91
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| That place between the place where
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| Dreamers dream to be
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| And that place where they just know
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| They’re just like me and you and everyone and
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| I’ve heard people call themselves nonmaterial
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| I’ve heard them call themselves old punks
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| I’d say we’ve all stared at the Moon
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| Until it’s nothing but a rock in the sky
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| And I’d say there’s, there’s nothing punk about that
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| Oh no, there’s nothing punk about that
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| I’d say there’s nothing punk about that
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| (I'd say there’s nothing punk about that)
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| I say we’ve all stared at the Moon
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| (There's nothing punk about that)
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| Until it was nothing but a rock in the sky
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| I’d say there’s nothing punk about that
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| (There's nothing punk about that) |