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Artist: Dayglo Abortions
Canonical path: /dayglo-abortions/1967
Related lyric paths: 6
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1967
Read 1967 lyrics by Dayglo Abortions on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1967
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It doesn't matter
I've got a library
I've got a swimmimg pool
I drive the Lamborghini
Dad drives the Cadillac
Mom's got an MG
I don't have a job
I don't go to school
I just sit at home
I don't have to worry
They have lots of money
They won't let me starve
In 1967 things weren't this good
My daddy was a hippie
Now he's a head of state
I don't have no peers
I don't know no queers
It doesn't bother me
I don't get in fights
When I go out at night
Coz my chauffeur is a killer
I don't have to look
When i want a fuck
I just spend some money
I get more allowance
Than you fucking middle class bums will ever see
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