1. |
Peter and Paul
02:53
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Peter said to Paul
That's all I've got to give, but don't get it wrong
I'll return on sunny days, laying low with Lindy's babe
And we'll watch the Hindenburg blaze
Paul snapped back That's not too bad
Maybe now we can start our podcast
Gotta catch the 12:15 to Mars from Aberdeen
And I want a window seat
It hasn't been this cold
Since 2000 I'm told
Y2K? OK, sure thing
Why must these angels sing
Oh me, oh my, oh la di da
Head north to friendly Canada
And when the mounties yell
Stop
We'll stop
What we've been through is nothing new
I've got a few things to do
A line of cocaine
Benzos to kill the pain
And two video games
It hasn't been this cold
Since 2000 I'm told
Y2K? OK, sure thing
Why must these angels sing
Oh me, oh my, oh la di da
Head north to friendly Canada
And when the mounties yell
Stop
We'll stop
When all the money's spent
We'll break bread in our basement apartments
On soiled carpets
Tacking art to the walls in the dark
With a palpitating heart
And a grandiose plan to not fall apart
It hasn't been this cold
Since 2000 I'm told
Y2K? OK, sure thing
Why must these angels sing
Oh me, oh my, oh la di da
Head north to friendly Canada
And when the mounties yell
Stop
We'll stop
We'll stop
We'll stop
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2. |
Bad Days
01:05
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What if you were the last
Person on this earth
Could you love yourself then
What if you were in
A different universe
Where everything was perfect
Everyone was perfect
Would you be happy and
Live like they live in the movies when
You never have a bad day
You don't have any bad days
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3. |
Happy to Die
02:51
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I was born to a caring two
And raised with a delicate touch
Now I'm out on my own again
I miss my mom and dad so much
When the Yellowstone Supervolcano
Erupts and their lives should be threatened
I know I'd fly home to them
With my family
I'd be happy
To die
Watching TV with my sister
On a lazy Labor Day weekend
Trying to find the remote and then
Fighting over the programming blend
When we get too old to argue much
Over TV or the lives that we're leading
Content with a rerun
That's when I finally
Would be happy
To die
Oh Ooh Whoa
Bury me
When I'm having the time of my life
Oh Ooh Whoa
Put me down
When all I can see is light
'Cause it's better to burn out bright
I've been missing the trees
And the lakes and the rivers and mountains
You see, nature is a friend of mine
It scares me to death that she's leaving
So when the arctic ice breaks up
And melts away
Put me on the last block
My body in shock
We'll be melting
I'd be happy
To die
Oh Ooh Whoa
Bury me
When I'm having the time of my life
Oh Ooh Whoa
Put me down
When all I can see is light
'Cause it's better to burn out bright
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