No Social
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No Social
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Nobody here is dumb enough
Out on the limb of going snob
Baby you broke the golden rule
Baby your straight and no one is fooled
No one is fooled
And they look down their nose
At their souls and souls
Because everyone knows
That a dog dressed in clothes is still a dog
Lie on the floor and on the park
Who's gonna get this kid a car
Mop up the mess light the life
No one to save your social life
Yor social life
No social life
And they look down their nose
At these soul and souls
Because everyone knows
That a dog dressed in clothes is still a dog
Is still a dog...
Because everyone knows
That a dog dressed in clothes is still a dog
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