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The Internet

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The Internet

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Life became dangerous the day we all became famous

No one cares if you're happy, just as long as you claim it, oh

How can we change this? The day we all became famous

No one cares if you have it, just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the foot, just need you to think I kick it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the wood, just need you to think I hit it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the good, just need you to think I did it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the good, don't need the good, don't need no

Life became dangerous the day we all became famous

No one cares if you're happy, just as long as you claim it, oh

How can we change this? The day we all became famous

No one cares if you have it, just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do, ooh, uh

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the word, just need you to think I said it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need to learn, just need you to think I get it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the sermon, just need you to think I read it

(La-la-la-la-la)

I don't need the sermon, don't need the sermon, don't need it

Life became dangerous the day we all became famous

No one cares if you're happy, just as long as you claim it, oh

How can we change this? The day we all became famous

No one cares if you have it, just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do, ooh, uh

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do

No real estate in the real world

How can you stop something not even there?

No real estate in the real world

We're going down and we don't even care

(Life became dangerous)

No real estate in the real world

(The day we all became famous)

How can you stop something not even there?

(How can we change this?)

No real estate in the real world

(No one cares if you have it)

Just as long they think you do, woo

Just as long they think you do, ooh

Uh, just as long they think you do, ooh

Just as long they think you do

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