Quiet, Please!
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Quiet, Please!
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quiet, please!
we'll soon begin
whisper if you need
to tell a friend a joke
quiet, please!
and listen up
feel free to grab the hand
of the person on your right
quiet, please!
save your applause
ushers shut your doors
as the curtain drops
did you read my mind?
did you miss your cue?
her knees are fallin' down
her fingers point to you
and flashin' words
like crashin' cars
you can't go home tonight
you can't go home tonight
the park is big
the reverend said
you'll find yourself when you lose
the stones you've been fed
quiet, please!
did you read my mind?
did you miss your cue?
her knees are fallin' down
her finger points to you
the park is big
the reverend said
you'll find yourself when you lose
the stones you've been fed
quiet, please!
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