| The bull ant’s got the numbers, and Pepe’s got the gas
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| While the leopards in their camouflage are hiding in the grass
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| And the armadillo’s armoured, the eagle’s on the wind
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| But still they don’t go for vendettas, man, they take it on the chin
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| They don’t know no blood feud, no ideology
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| They know humiliation and grievous injury
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| But then they do know 'bout that monkey livin' high up in a tree
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| You even think about his coconuts, he’ll kill your family
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| He’s really gotta learn to let things go, like the lion with her pride
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| She don’t begrudge no porcupine, he don’t begrudge no lion
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| (When you ever gonna learn to let things go?)
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| (When you ever gonna learn to let things go?)
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| You know the whole world’s fucked, get over it
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| And everybody’s out to get ya
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| You ain’t here for that long anyway, if it makes you feel better, man
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| (When you ever gonna learn to let things go?)
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| (When you ever gonna learn to let things go?)
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| Because the monkeys love their tit-for-tat
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| And the wonders never cease
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| They’ll make a desolation, call it peace, then have a cry about it
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| (When you ever gonna learn to let things go?)
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Oh, oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh, oh
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| You know, I banged my head (Get over it)
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| And at first, it got me down
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| But who gives a toss about memory loss?
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| I am the happiest guy around
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| And I’ll be seeing ya
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| Have a good time playing with your World War 24
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| Your shit is cute, and you are too, but you ain’t funny anymore
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| The wise old owl lived in the oak
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| The more he heard, the less he spoke
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| The less he spoke, the more he heard
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| Why aren’t we like that wise old bird?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| When you ever gonna learn to let things go?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| Will you ever, ever, ever get over it?
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| The wise old owl lived in the oak
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| The more he heard, the less he spoke
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| The less he spoke, the more he heard
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| Why aren’t we like that wise old bird? |