| People of earth, we have heard your station
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| Sold your song to the United Nations.
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| All on a dare to the heads of state, yeah,
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| What could you do in the situation?
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| You throw the voice you know wouldn’t say yes,
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Heavens to Betsy,
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| Come one let’s see,
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| What could be worse than the wheel of history?
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| Rolling up over the rooms you’ve prayed in,
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| What could you do in the situation?
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| You throw the voice you know wouldn’t say yes,
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Anymore than I needed her to.
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| Man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Anymore than I needed her to.
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| Man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Anymore than I needed her to.
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| Than I needed her to
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| Am I repeating myself to tell you dreaming?
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| It’s what’s left of psychedelia,
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| Caught in the life of any outlaw nation,
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| What can you do in the situation?
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| You throw the voice you know wouldn’t say yes,
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| The body says no, no, no, no.
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Anymore than I needed her to.
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| Man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| Anymore than I needed her to.
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| Than I needed her to
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| Than I needed her to
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| Than I needed her to
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me
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| I say: man, can you believe, she didn’t need me |