| Yeah, rise and shine, you’re fine, man
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| Even if you’re feeling kinda wonky on your legs
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| If you’re wondering who woke up, you woke up
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| We just have not figured out which you yet
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| You ain’t dreaming, that means what’s not you is beyond you
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| You’ll see only what it represents
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| But now you’ve gotta get up
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| 'Cause time is nagging more than ever
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| Like a dog humping your leg, so get up
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| Get up, get up, now
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| Get up, get up, now
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| (Get up) Get up, get up, now
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| Get up, get up, now
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| So get dressed, get out, the worst is over now
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| You picked an odd time to start feeling strange
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| And when all’s said and done, you’re just a massive cunt
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| So stop acting like your problems all jumped out of a cake
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| The sun is blazing, man, it’s too bright to see
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| What washed ashore past midnight on Victoria Street
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| So we’re gonna buy some shades and keep it under wraps
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| Not making eye contact with Pikachus or money cats
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| And I remember a time when life was simple like a glass of water
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| Simple like a glass of water
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| And now it’s crystal clear as any bathroom mirror
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| Crystal clear as any bathroom mirror
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| You’re like a snake with its arse up its head, man, stop thinking
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| It’s enough dealing with this heat and stink
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| School bus, street pus, the crushed skulls of watermelons
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| Flowing down a drain the colour of Indian ink
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| And there Marcel snoozin' after doing some boozin'
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| Having one them dreams where you’re losing your teeth
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| He’s sleeping in the door of what was Thy Thy
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| Snoring 'neath a sign saying it’s up for lease
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| And then a tram thunders along, going ding-ding-dong
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| The driver staring through the windscreen in a trance
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| The hours are way too long, but then the pay is shit
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| I hear he’s saving all his money for a hair transplant
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| The hours are long, but
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| The hours are long, but
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| The hours are long, but
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| The hours are very, very long
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| Look at that gack-head chew, high as a Panzer crew
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| Some soccer mummy’s introduced him to the pigs
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| Her horse is higher than a junky’s
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| But like everybody else here, she’s just buying everything on tic
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| And there’s Veronica, waiting on blah, blah, blah
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| He left her filing her nails in the car
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| Man, beauty got a raw deal, there it ain’t fair
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| And you can hear it in her laugh, it jars, she’s so unhappy
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| You’ll find him most mornings ‘neath the grocery awnings
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| Making sure the only arrests 'round here are cardiac
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| He’s got your back, he’ll ask you if you’re Jason
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| Then send your money to some cam-girl up in Seminyak
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| And I remember a time when life was simple like a glass of water
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| Simple like a glass of water
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| But now it’s crystal clear as any bathroom mirror
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| Crystal clear as any bathroom mirror
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| And there’s the snort of Nguyen’s old Subaru on laughing gas
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| He says he hasn’t lost a patient yet
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| He smokes it up around the corner
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| Where you gave up trying to guess
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| What goes on in other people’s heads
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| It’s hard to tell
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| It’s hard to tell
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| It’s hard to tell
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| Under the stars and the sun
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| You feel it all coming undone
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| You can pretend it’s a game
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| Under a brand new pair of shades
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| You can pretend it’s a game
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| A pressure drop in your brain
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| And now we’re gonna buy those shades, we’re coming in to land
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| And straight away, the man’s proposing that the world is flat
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| It’s also square and it ain’t going anywhere
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| Well, we can see it’s full of squares, not gonna argue with that
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| And now we’re laughing in the window of his old bong shop
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| Selling cheap shit, sham knock-off handbags brands
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| And he’s explaining how we’re living in a simulation
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| So why not buy a pair of Chinese Ray-Bans?
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| It’s hard to tell
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| It’s really hard to tell
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| How far you are from knowing your heart
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| How far you are from knowing your heart |