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Bad Religion ~ 21st Century (digital Boy)


I can't believe it, The way you look sometimes, Like a trampled flag on a city street, Oh yeah, And i don't want it, The things you're offering me, Symbolized bar code quick id, Oh yeah, I'm a 21st century digital boy, I don't know how to live (or read) But i've got a lot of toys, My daddy is lazy middle class intellectual, My mammy's on valium, She's so ineffectual, Ain't life a mystery? I can't explain it, The things they're saying to me, Going yayayayayayaya, Oh yeah, I tried to tell you about no control, But now i really don't know, And then you told me how bad you had to suffer, Is that really all you have to offer? more free lyrics

I can't believe it,
The way you look sometimes,
Like a trampled flag on a city street,
Oh yeah,
And i don't want it,
The things you're offering me,
Symbolized bar code quick id,
Oh yeah,
I'm a 21st century digital boy,
I don't know how to live (or read)
But i've got a lot of toys,
My daddy is lazy middle class intellectual,
My mammy's on valium,
She's so ineffectual,
Ain't life a mystery?

I can't explain it,
The things they're saying to me,
Going yayayayayayaya,
Oh yeah,
I tried to tell you about no control,
But now i really don't know,
And then you told me how bad you had to suffer,
Is that really all you have to offer?

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