| No, your mom don’t get it
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| And your dad don’t get it
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| Uncle John don’t get it
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| And you can’t tell grandma 'cause her heart can’t take it
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| And she might not make it
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| They say, «don't dare, don’t you even go there. |
| Cutting off your long hair.
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| You do as you’re told.»
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| Tell you, «wake up, go put on your makeup. |
| This is just a phase you’re gonna
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| outgrow.»
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| There’s something wrong in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| They stare in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| There’s nothing wrong with you
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| It’s true, it’s true
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| There’s something wrong with the village
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| With the village
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| There’s something wrong with the village
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| Feel the rumors follow you from Monday all the way to Friday dinner
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| You got one day of shelter, then it’s Sunday hell to pay, you young lost sinner
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| Well I’ve been there, sitting in that same chair
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| Whispering that same prayer half a million times
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| It’s a lie though
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| Buried in disciples
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| One page of the Bible isn’t worth a life
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| There’s something wrong in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| They stare in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| There’s nothing wrong with you
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| It’s true, it’s true
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| There’s something wrong with the village
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| With the village
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| Something wrong with the village
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| There’s something wrong in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| They stare in the village
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| In the village, oh
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| There’s nothing wrong with you
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| It’s true, it’s true
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| There’s something wrong with the village
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| With the village
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| Something wrong with the village |