| I’m in the mood for a rumble, a loud one
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| Often I’m told I overdo it
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| But here I am brooding and without warning it all swells up
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| In my crater
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| I’m a little volcano who seems nice but
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| If I you push me too close to the edge
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| Lava, lava, lava will come out
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| Lava, lava, lava there will be
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| And I will explode
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| Like a bat out of hell, it explodes, without me even trying
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| To stop the elephant at the door of the china-shop
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| Why would I want to control, politely polish
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| My bitter-sweet rough edges?
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| Nice round vowels, without the gift of the gab
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| Are not worth much to me
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| It’s the paradoxes, the contrasts, the shades of grey
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| And all the rest
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| That gave me my character
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| Storms, storms will come
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| Storms, storms, storms there will be
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| In my atmosphere
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| But when your hands, like flamingos' wings
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| Embrace my porcelain cheeks
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| Love, love, love there is
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| Love, love, love there will be
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| In S. T. O. R. E |