| Two dumb kids
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| In a hot car
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| They’re saying «where we gonna go?
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| We don’t know but it’s gonna be
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| It’s gonna be real far»
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| One of them’s saying that he’s gonna be a big shot
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| He’s gonna be a millionaire
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| The other one’s gonna get married
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| Buy a house in the suburbs
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| And take it from there
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| Two dumb kids
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| In a hot car
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| I used to think
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| That I could be
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| A big star
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| Well lately I am thinking
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| I’d like to be a millionaire
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| Or married out in a real nice house
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| In the suburbs
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| Anywhere…
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| And now I am very scared
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| And I am very scared
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| And I am very scared
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| And I am very scared
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| So I dig out holes in the floor
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| I’ve done this twice before
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| I wish it helped me sleep
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| But now the place looks terrible
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| And I can never leave
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| There’s no place to put my feet
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| I know a girl out on Long Island
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| While she works she’s always smiling
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| 'cause she knows she might as well
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| But it isn’t where her heart is
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| And she’s gonna be an artist
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| Just as soon…
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| Just as soon as something sells
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| And if you see her in the summer
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| She might look a little younger
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| 'cause her skin
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| I said her skin gets pretty tan
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| But if you wanna take her home
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| You better really be alone
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| Because she’ll
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| She’ll clean you right out, man
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| She’ll clean you right out, man
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| And I am very scared
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| (she'll clean you right out, man)
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| And I am very scared
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| (she'll clean you right out, man)
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| And I am very scared
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| (she'll clean you right out, man)
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| And I am very scared
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| (she'll clean you right out, man) |