| Your slack-jawed dimness is our loss
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| Condemns us to your point of view
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| Who could give a flying toss
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| What you like to chill out to?
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| And why should I lighten up for you
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| If you can’t heavy up for me?
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| Why should I? |
| Why should I?
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| You grunt and root your patch of earth
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| Adrift from shame and deaf to sound
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| How much is your praise really worth?
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| About the same as your thumbs down
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| And why should I lighten up for you
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| If you can’t heavy up for me?
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| Why should I? |
| Why should I?
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| So heavy up, heavy up for me
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| Heavy up, heavy up for me
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| You can give it up
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| Give it up with me
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| Or heavy up, heavy up for me
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| What would it take
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| To get you to shut it?
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| I’d so love it
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| And why should I lighten up for you
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| If you can’t heavy up for me?
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| Why should I? |
| Why should I?
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| So heavy up, heavy up for me
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| Heavy up, heavy up for me
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| You can give it up
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| Give it up with me
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| Or heavy up, heavy up for me
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| You won’t of course, you will be heard
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| Ah, but at least a man can dream
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| I’m afraid, alas, the turd
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| Who thinks he’s an ice cream
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| And why should I lighten up for you
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| If you can’t heavy up for me?
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| Why should I? |
| Why should I?
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| So heavy up, heavy up for me
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| Heavy up, heavy up for me
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| You can give it up
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| Give it up with me
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| Or heavy up, heavy up for me
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| Yeah, heavy up, heavy up for me
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| Heavy up, heavy up for me
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| You can give it up
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| Give it up with me
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| Or heavy up, heavy up for me |