| Back when you were immature
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| Fast asleep in class you were
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| Dreaming of your grandfather
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| Selling sod from cemetery plots
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| Now he had the right stuff
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| To pass the time in school is hard enough
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| After class said «what a jerk»
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| To criticize a student’s work
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| Especially in front of everyone
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| It was only tongue in cheek
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| Just another chip
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| On the shoulder of
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| A brooding little boy
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| Who’ll one day bring the nations to their knees
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| Wasted days
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| Slotted Spoon
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| Paper moon
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| On a summer’s day he said
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| There’s no mystery no more
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| If it comes to pass
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| Each day could be our last
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| And who can count their blessings
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| When their days are numbered too?
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| All our days are numbered
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| You struck a match
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| Started to cry
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| Cry
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| Cry
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| Cry
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| Now you’re on the winning team
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| Brand new IBM machine
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| Sure, it isn’t what it seems
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| But it’ll do for a utopia
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| Money, drugs, and sex
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| In the military industrial complex
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| Our fates are written in the stars
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| Competition, waging wars
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| Just a couple micrograms
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| Of a new enriched plutonium
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| And oh, I don’t know when
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| Or how it will begin
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| Or how to trust a whim
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| Or notion you’re no longer making sense
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| Reading this
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| Cast a stone
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| Leave alone
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| On a gloomy day he said «there's no dignity no more»
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| No one wants to hear a sixty-five year engineer
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| So you packed your bags and left
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| Clear across the continent
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| Now your pensions’s coming
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| You closed the blinds
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| Started to cry
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| Cry
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| Cry
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| Cry
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| Weapons grade
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| One act play
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| Drum and bass
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| Leave a trace |