| Between the war and apocalypse, a crowd of us doesn’t fit, standing here with
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| hands on hips in a ditch by the super-highway
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| Terrorists on a tourist trip, the pacifist bomb squad blown to bits,
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| i’m wondering what makes me tick and I feel foolish singing My Way
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| Generation Y with a jaundiced eye, I don’t know what I’m doing here,
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| motivate and make us grow, let it go and watch us die, Generation Y with a
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| wounded eye
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| In a post-modern shed on the edge of town the work force rallies with a weary
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| frown all they want to do is burn it down sick of this and a week to payday,
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| taking orders from a sacred cow a revolution with an empty round,
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| Jesus Christ wouldn’t draw a crowd, I slept like a pig through Mayday
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| This world makes me feel undressed, encourages me to get depressed,
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| drugs me up until I’m powerless, steals the wheel I was holding onto,
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| offers something that I can’t resist between a clenched fist and a kiss like a
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| smokescreen in the mist three jeers 'cause I belong to…
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| Generation Y with a lazy eye. |
| Ask Generation Y, you’ll get no reply |