Not Alienated Boy
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Not Alienated Boy
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It's time to get out
Now stand up
You talk so loud
Then you say 'i grow up'
The Wembley screams and I love
The way you've been about this shirts
Blue and black
Can I be there?
I wanna be part of this plan
That you call "love"
Get that shoes, ugly boy
Clean the house, help your family
Be good, go to the church and
Please pay your dues!
I wanna be part of this plan
That you call "love"
Here's the problem you learn,
You know, "life's grooves",
You know this can't be cool...
Life's grooves
I wanna be part of this plan
That you call "love"
River sees how high and I...
My eyes see you,
"Hey baby"!
I think it's gonna be cool...
I think we're gonna fine, allright!
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