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Clickety Clack

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Clickety Clack

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I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

I wonder why

Sticks and stones could break my bones

"Clickity clack"

I ain't coming back

Sticks and stones could break my bones

"Clickity clack"

I ain't coming back

Sticks and stones could break my bones

"Clickity clack"

I ain't coming back

Sticks and stones could break my bones

"Clickity clack"

I ain't coming back

In life I was a six-foot wonder

Now I'm six feet under

Time's always in my way

Been stealing my thunder

I can't go back to where I'm from

I must make right from wrong

Please get off my trail I've got to leave my swan song

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

They call me Time

I keep my pedal to the metal

If I can't slow down

Won't let you settle

Now finish your song

Don't forget to give it a title

I got the living to cater to

Better not catch you idle

I'll head out when I play my song

This will be my last act

I'll play it fifty ways

Won't let my notes crack

I'll head out when I play my song

This will be my last act

Play fifty days and nights

Won't ever back track

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

Moving

Moving

Moving

Moving

"Moving"

Sticks and stones could

"Moving"

Break my bones

"Moving"

Sticks and stones could

"Moving"

Break my bones

They call me Time

"Moving"

I keep my pedal to the metal

If I can't slow down

"Moving"

Won't let you settle

Now finish your song

"Moving"

Don't forget to give it a title

I got the living to cater to

"Moving"

Better not catch you idle

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

Wild man running don't break my bones

Damn motor rolling can't hear my tones

Caught the summer fever now get on home

The only crop you'll reap is sticks and stones

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