Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks
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Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks
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Get yourself together
Get yourself together
SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE
SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE
SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE
SHAKE
Get yourself together
Take it all on chair
Get yourself together
Mothers in a lawn chair
Electric come to get in
Verbal litigation
Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks
Punishment in higher places
Punishment in higher places
People they are weird
And people they act strange
Get yourself together
SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE
SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE
People they are weird
And take yourself for rent
All I see is all I see is all I see is
Punishment in higher places
Punishment in higher places
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