Revolve
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Revolve
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He revolves around us
He works so hard
He tries but he never
Why can't we ever get ahead
He moved the desk inside of a museum
And there is always something
Isn't there always something?
And there is always something
And I'm ashamed
To buy a house
And raise every single roof
I know it'll rain.
We go around the world together and revolve, revolve
People stole the coaster
The pony rides and the homework time
He says, "why can't they say it,
I'd wish they'd say it, say it forever.
He revolves around us, around us it seems
Revolve, revolve, revolve, revolve.
He revolves around us, around us
Revolve, revolve, revolve, revolve.
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