| Sure, the u-boat pirate in the nuclear suit’s cool
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| But the photograph in my chest’s exposed
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| So let him come over and have a look at my chart
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| Put a tube in me and turn the bed down
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| I’m not getting the blues, I’ve got the spots andI’ll believe it
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| When I see it on the beach with politics and superstition
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| Boiling over on me, from the pot of cherry bombs and scuba divers
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| In the sun at the equator or in a small hotel room with a hundred humidifiers
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| The truth about radiation is:
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| Just imagine how the bomb feels, Remember your mom
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| When you’re as unspectacular as the white boy slave song
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| White Boys
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| Ain’t got no slave song
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| So we invented
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| Radiation
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| Who other than us wonder bread shit heads
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| Would go out and build an H-bomb
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| When you put it in the ocean, we took care of the prescriptions
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| Your yearbook, bookshelf, and old radio
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| Stubs of pencils from 1990
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| The screw in your right arm
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| Your blood and your bottles
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| Your credit card collection and your out of court settlement
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| Medallionds and trinkets
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| Your day of the dead banquet table
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| And all these last pieces of yard sale
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| I’m lost in Boston with a head full of xanax
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| While they’re in the living room
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| Watching your TV |