Apache Drop Out
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Apache Drop Out
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Oh what do you want, oh what do you want
Oh I told you once, oh I told you once
You go at school, you think that it's cool
Learnin' to read and write, now do we learn to fight
Oh what do you want, oh what do you want
They think they know what it's all about
Turn on, tune in, dropout, dropout
Oh I told you once, oh I told you twice
You wanted a woman, you wanted a woman
You think that you love her, I fancy her mother
Adapt her adapter, adapt her adapter
Dropout, dropout, dropout, dropout
Turn on, tune in, dropout, dropout
Oh I told you once, oh I told you once
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