| He was born in the first grade
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| Hungry little lion
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| Swallowed all he saw
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| Still he’s barely alive
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| He was a colorful person
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| Born of some colorful people
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| Opened up his mouth
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| Poured some colorful speeches
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| His home was a tar paper palette
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| Tyvek green house
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| Pumped into the culdesac
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| Gravel housing his house
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| Living like the drinks are rivers, wells, creeks, oceans, bays
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| Every year we get a little older found in his ways
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| I hope he never grows, grows into nothing
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| I hope he never grows, grows into nothing
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| He’s not so well behaved
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| What are we to do?
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| Get him to the digging
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| Stick him over in the corner
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| Got a little place out in the crystal fires
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| No one wants you, no one wants you, no one wants you
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| What are we to do?
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| No one wants you, no one wants you, no one wants you
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| What are we to do?
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| No one wants you, no one wants you, no one wants you
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| What are we to do?
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| No one wants you, no one wants you, no one wants you
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| What are we to do?
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| What are we to do?
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| What are we to do?
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| Starving empty stares pushed it down in the parking lots
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| The valley, lake, cars and the riverbed hang out a long way
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| From the little lion in black full-body snowsuits snowshoe
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| Goosebay and neighbors claims on empty lots
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| Where guns and gold were goals given up given
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| His pace below all the giants growing up at a fantastic pace
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| Fantastic pace
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| Fantastic pace
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| Fantastic pace |