| Here’s a man who can’t take a joke. |
| He wails and battles and bawls. |
| Here’s a man who lost his control. |
| And I can see, we all can see, that he’ll never get that joke. |
| Crowds of many makes a man of steel, |
| But alone he battles his rust. |
| I can’t tell if he’s the only one. |
| And I can see, we all can see, how he’ll never get that joke. |
| Why don’t you buy time, toss-around time |
| You want to get that joke. |
| Why don’t you find time, and realize |
| The walls won’t fall on you. |
| The critics came and changed the Earth. |
| Sticks and stones are all dust. |
| Oh, ________________ just fade away. |
| Words are cheap, all really deep, now we want to get that joke. |
| Why don’t you buy time, dance-around time |
| You’re really not that joke. |
| Why don’t you find time, and realize |
| The walls won’t fall on you. |
| Empathize and hide your eyes, |
| Let’s just talk about us. |
| Two friends walk into the dark. |
| Got to be, when he can sleep, and we never get that joke. |
| Why don’t you but time, toss-around time |
| We’re really not that joke. |
| Why don’t you find time, and realize |
| The walls won’t fall on you. |
| Why don’t you find time, kick-around time |
| You’re really not that joke. |
| Why don’t you find time, and realize |
| The walls won’t fall on you. |