Pretty People
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Pretty People
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Pretty people on the TV
Irritate the hell out of me
Still I wish that I could be one too
All this time spent dwelling on them
Jealous even of their problems
Must be lovely being so obtuse
Some call this progress
Tell me what drugs are they on
'Til you find the one you want
You don't need to love no-one
Pretty people may seem tempting
When they sing of happy endings
But they're always first to come unglued
Little pop star young and vapid
Read your interview and laughed at
All the stupid things you think are true
Some call this progress
Tell me what drugs are they on
'Til you find the one you want
You don't need to love noone
Pretty people drive me crazy
Andi hates the lyric "baby"
Baby it's just part of what we do...
Some call this progress
Tell me what drugs are they on
'Til you find the one you want
You don't need to love no-one
Tell me your secrets
Tell me I'm the only one
When you finally find someone
You don't really love noone
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