| She’s beautiful and political
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| She’s vegan
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| So I’m watching what I’m eating
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| I’m watching what I’m eating
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| There’s a hole in the ozone
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| How could she notice me?
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| And if I eat rainforest beef
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| Will she smell it on my teeth?
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| She doesn’t wear makeup
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| Of course, she doesn’t need it
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| But more than that
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| She sees that neither do rats
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| She can’t stand the tests
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| She can’t stand tests
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| On baby rats
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| She can’t stand tests
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| On baby rats
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| She’s got ten causes
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| Sewn onto her sweater
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| She’ll never talk to me
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| I think she knows my shoes are leather
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| If all the landfills have filled up
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| How could she think of me?
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| And if I don’t recycle cans
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| Will she ever hold my hand?
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| She doesn’t wear makeup
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| Of course, she doesn’t need it
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| But more than that
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| She sees that neither do rats
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| She can’t stand the tests, woh-oh
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| She can’t stand tests
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| On baby rats
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| She can’t stand tests
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| On baby rats
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| The weight of the world’s
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| Not resting on your shoulders
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| Don’t trivialize your zits
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| Your time will come to save the planet
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| Look out, the sky is falling instead of bombs
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| And the bombs are letters that say: Let’s be friends
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| Look out, the sky is falling instead of bombs
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| And the bombs are letters that say: Let’s be friends
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| Look out, the sky is falling instead of bombs
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| And the bombs are letters that say: Let’s be friends
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| The bombs are letters that say: Let’s be |