| When I rode in a trolley across your face with a Swedish man
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| I bet that wasn’t in your plans for the day
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| My, what a strange day (What a strange day)
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| For poor little Nietzsche
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| Why so forlorn?
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| You know we love you, Nietzsche
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| And all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche
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| So let us see you, Nietzsche
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| Everyone’s waiting, Nietzsche
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| Don’t be so sneaky
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| When he smeared a candy bar across your face with a gloveless hand
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| I thought you’d never stop lashing the Swede
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| My, what a strange day (What a strange day)
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| For poor little Nietzsche
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| Why so forlorn?
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| You know we love you, Nietzsche
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| And all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche
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| So let us see you, Nietzsche
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| Everyone’s waiting, Nietzsche
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| Don’t be so sneaky
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| What more could be done on a day like today
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| Than to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key?
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| Now I’m gonna tell you something we can do
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| If you cut off my head, I’ll cut yours off for you
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| I’ll cut it off for you
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| I’ll cut it off for you
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| I’ll cut it off for you
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| Poor little Nietzsche
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| Why so forlorn?
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| You know we love you, Nietzsche
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| And all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche
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| So let us see you, Nietzsche
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| Everyone’s waiting, Nietzsche
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| Don’t be so sneaky
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| What more could be done on a day like today
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| Than to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key?
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| I like the image of us tossing our heads at the Swedish man
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| I bet he’d never telephone us again
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| Not even to say (Not even to say)
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| «My, what a strange day
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| For poor little Nietzsche»
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| Why so forlorn?
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| You know we love you, Nietzsche
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| And all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche
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| Oh, let us see you, Nietzsche
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| Everyone’s waiting, Nietzsche
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| Don’t be so sneaky |