| To the best, to the best of our knowledge we
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| Are doing are best to fight technology
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| 'Cause back when our parents were in college we
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| Weren’t even born and neither were CD’s
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| 'Cause when our folks listened to their rock & roll
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| They’d gather round and play it on their turntables
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| These days their records are worthless
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| 'Cause DJ’s scratch their records on purpose
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| So let’s put this in a perspective
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| For the present day in which we live
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| It’s all the same with all the kids
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| No one knows what vinyl is
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| Cause they just burn the MP3's
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| Onto their stacks of blank CD’s
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| And during all that arsony
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| Their records stay right in their sleeves
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| It’s all the same with all the kids
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| 'Cause no one knows what vinyl is
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| 'Cause these days kids, they are so ignorant
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| They have no clue what to do with their 7 inch
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| They say, «It won’t play, it’s my CD player’s fault!»
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| I’ll take it to the park and play some Frisbee golf
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| So, give me side A, give me side B
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| It really doesn’t make any difference to me
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| I tried to burn it like all the CD’s I get
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| What the heck is all this melted plastic mess?!
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| So let’s put this in a perspective
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| In the present day in which we live
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| It’s all the same with all the kids
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| No one knows what vinyl is
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| Cause they just burn the MP3's
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| Onto their stacks of blank CD’s
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| And during all that arsony
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| Their records stay right in their sleeves
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| It’s all the same with all the kids
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| 'Cause no one knows what vinyl is
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| So let’s put this in a perspective
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| In the present day in which we live
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| It’s all the same with all the kids
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| No one knows what vinyl is |