| On a bus and staring out, and all these people move without
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| A clue
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| I have the time to wonder if, it matters much and all of this
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| Is beautiful
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| We bring up children hoping they, will grow up to do good some day
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| Like us
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| But what’s the point why should they try? |
| We’re all the same we laugh and cry
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| And when it reaches for our door,
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| the rich will lie cold like the poor,
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| Each moment spent for good or not,
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| And all the lovely things we’ve got,
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| The sweetest child, the world’s worst jerk,
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| The pointless jobs and heart-filled work,
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| And all awards and talents lost,
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| we all are blank and so the cost of life is…
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| (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine… ten)
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| I wonder how the ones survive, believe in only what’s alive
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| Why wait?
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| I hope my joy will help me when, I close my eyes and count to ten.
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| I’m gone.
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| And when it reaches for our door,
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| the rich will lie cold like the poor,
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| Each moment spent for good or not,
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| And all the lovely things we’ve got,
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| The sweetest child, the world’s worst jerk,
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| The pointless jobs and heart-filled work,
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| And all awards and talents lost,
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| we all are blank and so the cost of life is, the cost of life is…
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| (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine… ten) |