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Rolling down the sidewalk like the lank libertarians
tearing out the stuffing from the armchair librarians
are staring at us glaring at us daring us to move
but we can't pay attention till they drop the groove
now go

Probably didn't matter but we really would have rather
had the powerlines be cutting up the view
We'd like to say that we're not going to pay
but our wallet's always open for you
It Probably didn't matter but we really would have rather
had the powerlines be cutting up the view
We'd like to say that we're not going to pay
but our wallet's always open for you

Waking in the night with the sudden sense of knowing
that the channels now are vacant and your bicycle's been stolen
Morning comes creeping with a burned out bag of plastic
throwing garbage on your lawn and the air's just full of static, now go

Probably didn't matter but we really would have rather
had the powerlines be cutting up the view
We'd like to say that we're not going to pay
but our wallet's always open for you
It Probably didn't matter but we really would have rather
had the powerlines be cutting up the view
We'd like to say that we're not going to pay
but our wallet's always open for you

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from Palace of the Lightbulbs, released March 15, 2011
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Ron Harrity

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