| I ask myself, «Should I put my finger to the left? |
| No.»
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| I ask myself, «Should I put my finger to the right? |
| No.»
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| It doesn’t really matter where I put my finger
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| Someone else will come along and move it
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| And it’s always been the same
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| A little girl asked me, should she part her hair up on the left? |
| No
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| A little girl asked me, should she part her hair up on the right? |
| No
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| I said, «It really doesn’t matter where you part your hair
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| Someone else will come along and move it
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| And it’s always been the same
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| It’s just a complicated game.»
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| A little boy asked me, should he put his vote upon the Left?
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| A little boy asked me, should he put his vote upon the Right?
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| I said, «It really doesn’t matter where you put your vote
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| 'Cause someone else will come along and move it
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| And it’s always been the same
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| It’s just a complicated game.»
|
| They wanted Tom, they wanted Joe
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| To dress 'em up and stick 'em out on show
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| They were holding arrows in a very bad aim
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| God asked me, should he ought to put his world up on the left? |
| No
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| God asked me, should he ought to put his world up on the right?
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| I said, «It doesn’t really matter where you put your world
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| Someone will come along and move it
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| And it’s always been the same
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| It’s just a complicated game
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| Just a complicated game.» |