Car 54
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Car 54
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Sometimes when I'm alone I always get this way,
I just think about how everyone is lame.
Jealousy and greed run rampant every day,
I think I'll forget this stuff, I'll go and run away.
Gohan
Where are you?
Gohan
Where are you?
Just run away.
What really gets to me is this mass stupidity,
Oh well I forgot I live in the land of the free.
Just remember not to hate nor to turn to apathy,
Than maybe we can change this really messed up society.
Gohan
Where are you?
Gohan
Where are you?
Just run away.
Every night around eight thirty my parents yell at me,
They say I'm stupid 'cause I watch my MTV.
When I looked in the miror I swear I saw someone else,
So I cut my hair, got a job and joined a really cool band.
Gohan
Where are you?
Gohan
Where are you?
Just run away.
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