| Can you believe our parents once were young?
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| Before we all had to wear oxygen, yeah
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| I bet their lungs were full of toxins then
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| But what did they really know?
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| She said, «I'll fall asleep 'fore I fall in love
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| Your stories bore me, boy let’s make something up.»
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| (Right now, yeah!)
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| She pressed inside my shirt then gave me a shove
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| Said, «What do you really know?»
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| You’re all that I know
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| All that I know
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| All these stories, man they bore me
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| But they’re all I know
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| Yeah, they’re all I know, ohh
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| Will you like me? |
| Oh oh oh
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| Will you like me?
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| She said, «I won’t breathe to see retirement
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| And I don’t believe in no environment.»
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| (That's history!)
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| She cracked a smile, I just admired it
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| «What's next?», I asked… she just laughed
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| Ha, I get a laugh, I get a laugh
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| But I’m not joking, you think I’m joking?
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| But I get a laugh, always a laugh
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| Will you like me? |
| Oh oh oh
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| Will you like me?
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| Leave the present tense
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| Face the future tense
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| Oh oh, will you like me?
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| I said, «Tomorrow's your wrapped box to give
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| The present is a just torn open gift.»
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| (What choice is that?)
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| She said, «Why don’t you go elope with
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| The sound of your own voice?»
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| The sound of my voice, the sound of my voice
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| Leaves me silence, I don’t like it
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| The sound of my voice, the sound of my voice
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| Oh, oh, will you like me?
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| (What do do do you know?)
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| Oh, will you just like me?
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| Oh, oh, oh, hey, will you like me? |