Parkas And Flags
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Parkas And Flags
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Hey, does the sound just grate?
Hey, well it's a bit too late,
The mods look like Vulcans in parkas and flags,
The mods look like Vulcans in expensive rags,
The mods look like Vulcans and I don't want to look like that
Talking 'bout my generation,
Talking 'bout my generation,
Talking 'bout my generation,
I can't explain my generation
Hey, do you look great,
Hey, why are you afraid,
The kids are wearing their parents clothes,
The kids are wearing silver and gold,
They used to be wearing tattoos and boots and piercings in their nose
Talking 'bout my generation,
Talking 'bout my generation,
Talking 'bout my generation,
I can't explain my generation
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