| Never took a class before in self-defense
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| Never looked at you before with common sense
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| Gird myself for a short sharp shock
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| Trace myself in sidewalk chalk
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| I’ll shut my mouth, you do the talking
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| You’re so proud of your circular karate chop
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| Afternoons in the mirror doing pop and lock
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| From the junk shop to the truck stop to the big big top
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| Detention hall, name on the wall and locker dent
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| Never mind the withered words of encouragement
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| Pulling off my anorak, dumping out my black backpack
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| Take what you like, I’ll keep on walking
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| You’re so proud of your circular karate chop
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| Afternoons in the mirror doing pop and lock
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| From the junk shop to the truck stop to the big big top
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| You’re still bragging about your telescoping roundhouse kick
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| You’re still looking for your Commodore’s old control stick
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| So myopic, stay on topic and this world is sick
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| Three rules from your sensei:
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| One: Outsource your feelings
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| Two: Limit your training to be task-specific
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| Three: Assign regret to those accountable
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| Detention hall, name on the wall and locker dent
|
| Never mind the withered words of encouragement
|
| Pulling off my anorak, dumping out my black backpack
|
| Take what you like, I’ll keep on walking
|
| You’re so proud of your circular karate chop
|
| Afternoons in the mirror doing pop and lock
|
| From the junk shop to the truck stop to the big big top
|
| You’re still bragging about your telescoping roundhouse kick
|
| You’re still looking for your Commodore’s old control stick
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| So myopic, stay on topic and this world is sick |