| It’s burning, it’s burning, it’s burning
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| A fire inside that I just don’t believe
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| Well, some call it anger, some say frustration
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| But I think I call this big greed
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| This time the circus has left without us
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| And we couldn’t run away
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| The fringe is the center now
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| Hey boys, that’s great
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| When I woke up in Hawthorne, I took Ocean down
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| To the fairground to see everyone
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| So beautiful that I drowned in the waves
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| Of the haircuts, the spring kicks and jumps
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| Well, I got my bottled water and my nachos
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| It came in at under thirty bucks
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| I got a bad taste in the back of my mouth
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| From my time on the back of a bus
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| This summer vacation, it’s cheap and it’s true
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| Its ideals are intact, it’s the best we can do
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| This time you’ve turned into your own enemy
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| Not sellouts, but dictating economies
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| These thieves, these thieves in their flip-flops and bro attitudes
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| Are the very reason we do what we do
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| When I say «fuck the man» it’s what I believe
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| No matter who that man happens to be
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| No matter who that man happens to be
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| This Kevin or that one, it all seems the same
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| Exploit the avenues, fix all the games
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| Well, maybe you’ll buy everything that they sell
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| But I’m outside these fences, rolling fast down that hill
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| Fuck your warped ideal
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| Motherfucker! |