| Clap along, clap along
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| He’s tipped to be the next big thing
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| But why do I feel like I’m watching an advert every time he sings?
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| Fair enough, fair enough
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| Everyone’s trying to make a living
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| Everybody needs to make a deal with Diet Coke to keep all the plates spinning
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| Am I the only one not smiling in this place?
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| «Sale now on! |
| Sale now on!»
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| «The big discounts of the year!»
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| The crowds outside the store are bigger than a Hollywood premiere
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| And I’ve seen, I’ve seen
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| Two sets of punches thrown
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| The first for an HD TV, the second for a phone
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| Am I the only one not smiling in this place?
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| What’s this, what’s this?
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| Is it 1955?
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| He says she’s asking for trouble with that dress that shows her thighs
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| Now, with a bottle of wine, bottle of wine
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| Oh, I see him making a move
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| Then I hear him call her frigid just because she refused
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| And she’s the only one not smiling in this place
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| Drink up, drink up
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| I really want to leave
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| Those red-faced men in here are shouting stuff you wouldn’t believe
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| Anyone, anyone, who’s not what they know
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| Is a direct threat that might infect that status quo
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| And they’re the only ones not smiling in this place
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| Time out, time out
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| I wanna get-a this right
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| I’ve been to the top three times
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| And three times I thought I’d died
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| Can I opt-out, opt-out?
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| It’s too fast for me
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| You may wanna see the world as a blur, but I would rather sightsee
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| How will this madness ever end?
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| Are we the only ones still smiling in this place?
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| What do you know, what do you know?
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| Here I feel just fine
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| I’m not waiting sullen-faced to hear something out of line
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| What do we do, what do we do?
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| I know it might sound strange
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| But I can feel a turning point if you can see a change
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| What do you know, what do you know?
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| Here I feel just fine
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| I’m not waiting sullen-faced to hear something out of line
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| What do we do, what do we do?
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| I know it might sound strange
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| But I can feel a turning point if you can see a change |