| For all your life
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| you’ve cared about
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| people you don’t really care about
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| You’ve heard them shout
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| and you’ve heard them out
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| Now what’s that all about?
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| And all the world’s a United Nations
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| of faceless scorn and starvation
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| The friend you need is a friendly invasion
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| with no «what's in it for me?»
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| Saturday! |
| And all that is flashing
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| for the velvet cause of lonely trolls
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| Getaway! |
| Nobody’s asking you to stay put
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| Still you vapourize and try to hide it Now I wanna hear you shout it:
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| I don’t want the trust that can be bought
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| I don’t want the trust that can be bought
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| My kind of trust is shareware, baby!
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| Now you don’t know me but you may have seen
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| me rocking the rules of estethic hygiene
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| My talk is dirty but my boots are clean
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| Now ain’t that worth a scream?
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| You can leave your money
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| and your telephone
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| Let’s go and see if our friends are home
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| We’ll cast a long shadows from dusk 'til dawn
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| Until we’re all alone…
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| Saturday! |
| And all that is flashing
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| for the velvet cause of lonely trolls
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| Any day, I hear you saying
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| They’ve filled us up with
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| TV-lies and tranquilizers,
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| Man! |
| I should have realized that
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| I don’t want the trust that can be bought
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| I don’t want the trust that can be bought
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| My kind of trust is shareware
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| My kind of trust is a shy kind of trust but the right kind of trust is a shareware |