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Take my brain out yeah
Rinse my brain out 'cause they
They think I've got a dirty mind
The muddy kind
It seems there's dust in the filters
Hair caught up in the motors
And now I just won't work right
Won't wo-wor-wor-work right
But I don't mind
'Cause I've got a good heart
And a love for pop tarts
And peanut butter
No I don't mind
It's a beautiful day
And it's raining and pouring
And I don't mind at all
Stare at me funny
They all think I'm so funny
But not in the hahaha
Funny joke funny way
Some might say I'm a little odd
Quite a bit more than slightly off
And that I just don't work right
Won't wo-wor-wor-work right
But I don't mind
'Cause I've got a good heart
And a love for pop tarts
And peanut butter
No I don't mind
It's a beautiful day
And it's raining and pouring
And I don't mind at all
Stare at me funny
Rinse my brain out
Stare at me funny
I guess I'm a little odd
But I don't mind
'Cause I've got a good heart
And a love for pop tarts
And peanut butter
No I don't mind
It's a beautiful day
And it's raining and pouring
And I don't mind at all
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I'll Call A Cab
03:24
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It seems I have lived my life
Waiting for you to come along
Now your here so crystal clear
And I love how we get along
I won't tell you that I like you
You won't tell me but you like me too
And I just don't see how this could go wrong
I talked to you the other night
We were up with the sunrise on the telephone
As we kept each others company I planned to tell you something
But then you say
I plan to stay when you plan to go
I plan to go when you plan to stay
And I just don't see how this could
Why can't you just be the one
I'll call a cab we'll climb inside
Driver take us to our new life
We'll grow old and everything will be alright
We'll grow old and everything will be just fine
And now all this time I've waited
Starts to feel like time I've wasted
For something bound to fail
How could we be bound to fail
I just don't understand at all
After you answered every call
How could this be
How could we be
Why can't you just be the one
I'll call a cab we'll climb inside
Driver take us to our new life
We'll grow old and everything will be alright
We'll grow old and everything will be just fine
Why can't you just be the one
I'll call a cab we'll climb inside
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3. |
Going Down?
03:17
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Welcome aboard this sinking ship
The decks fresh swabbed so don't you slip
The captain bailed out with the last life raft
I think there's poison in the air
The crew are running everywhere
Yet they assure you
It's the least of your concerns
We're going down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Down
Now you've been setting fires
While I've been slashing tires
No we'll never make it out alive
Yeah with bridges all around
Not a single one left un-torn down
The river water rages just beneath our feet
We're going down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Down
You caught yourself just out of step
And all the rights you've ever done
Have just been wrong
You never knew
You always knew
Caught yourself just out of step
And all the right you've ever done
Have just been wrong
You never knew
You always knew
We're going down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Oooh Oh Oooh Oh Down
Down
We're going down
We're all going
No way of knowing
Going down
We're all, we're all going, down
We're going down
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