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I'm not complaining, I'm just figuring out |
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how everything left us behind |
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I got my problems, I'm aware of them |
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I'll take care of them, never you mind |
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you're still repeating pre-recorded things |
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they used to say in universities |
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and books on left wing politics and law |
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about underlying structures |
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that so far as they mean anything |
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still won't support the personal |
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connections that you draw |
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Institutionalized |
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misogyny |
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that's all that stands between |
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my baby and me |
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now science tells us I'm hard-wired to, I'm required to |
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do it with you |
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'cause I'm a man, and you're a woman |
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and that's what those kind of people do |
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I stole that line from Woody Allen |
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isn't it amusing |
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I wish I could make you understand |
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what Woody Allen meant. |
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If there's no such thing as objective reality |
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why can't we quit our jobs and just imagine |
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we won't have to pay the rent? |
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Institutionalized |
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misogyny |
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that's why they're charging rent |
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to my baby and me |
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Michelle, ma belle: |
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ton beau, Michel Foucault |
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a Foucault dependent is always ready to go |
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I think we're alone |
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I might have known |
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she's got Chomsky on the phone |
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Institutionalized |
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misogyny |
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that's all that stands between |
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my baby and me |
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my baby and me my baby and me |