| I drug my heart with doublespeak,
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| All my misgivings disappear.
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| It helps to keep my conscience clean.
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| (The ends will justify the means,)
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| But still I’m always careful what I hear.
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| I don’t wanna know who really pulls the strings,
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| Just as long as it’s not you or me.
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| There’s a jackboot toe tap keeping time,
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| while the children dance and play.
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| Honey, if you think you’ve seen a crime,
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| you just look the other way.
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| I slowly carve my soul away.
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| Piece by piece I sacrifice.
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| To comfort and peace of mind
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| (I keep my toes on the party line.)
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| There’s nothing wrong dear, don’t think twice.
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| I don’t wanna know who really pulls the strings,
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| Just as long as it’s not you or me.
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| There’s a jackboot toe tap keeping time,
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| while the children dance and play.
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| Honey, if you think you’ve seen a crime,
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| won’t you look the other way.
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| There’s a jackboot toe tap keeping time,
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| while the children dance and play.
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| Honey, if you think you’ve seen a crime,
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| won’t you look the other, look the other way.
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| There’s a jackboot toe tap keeping time,
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| while the children dance and play.
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| Honey, if you think you’ve seen a crime,
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| won’t you look the other way.
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| There’s a jackboot toe tap keeping time,
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| while the children dance and play.
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| Honey, if you think you’ve seen a crime,
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| won’t you look the other way.
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| I drug my heart with doublespeak,
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| All my misgivings disappear.
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| It helps to keep my conscience clean.
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| (The ends will justify the means,)
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| But still I’m always careful what I hear. |