| We are born knowing what we’ll become
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| We’re content with the crumbs left on the ground
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| And don’t want you and I don’t want you but how I need you!
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| 'Cause your humor is infectious and laughing is good
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| On my table everyday a brown delicacy
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| (And) each time I surprise by how good it is
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| And when someone tells me about better stuff and dares to
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| Suggest «it isn’t chocolate», I say he’s such a fool
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| In the same position, in
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| The mildest unawareness
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| We overdose on sarcasm and then we need it again
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| We are delude that we will not be able to
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| Become what we want but it’s the biggest rule
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| This is the way we think we are free but we’re under control
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| Revolution is supposed to be but we’re missing the call
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| We are born knowing what we’ll become
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| We’re content with the crumbs left on the ground
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| And don’t want you and I don’t want you but how I need you!
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| 'Cause your humor is infectious and laughing is good
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| Polemic and yes-men, pissed off and indolent
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| Are we the third millennium men?
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| When we’re wrapped up in that upset we call depression then
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| We don’t have a god to commend our soul either
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| We are born knowing what we’ll become
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| We’re content with the crumbs left on the ground
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| And don’t want you and I don’t want you but how I need you
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| 'Cause your humor is infectious and laughing is good
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| We are born knowing what we’ll become
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| We’re content with the crumbs left on the ground
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| And don’t want you and I don’t want you but how I need you
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| 'Cause your humor is infectious and laughing is good |