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The Bloodmobile, the |
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Bloodmobile |
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A delivery service inside us |
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We begin in the heart's right ventricle |
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And travel to the lungs |
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Red blood cells get oxygen |
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To take back to the heart |
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Then from the left side of the heart |
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And out to every cell |
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Delivered by the |
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Bloodmobile |
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The food that's been digested |
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Is waiting at the dock |
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To be taken to the tissues |
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In the body's grocery truck |
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So from the small intestine |
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It's carried everywhere |
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Delivered by the |
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Bloodmobile |
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The Bloodmobile, the |
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Bloodmobile |
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A delivery service inside us |
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The white blood cells are soldiers |
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That fight infectious germs |
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They make the antibodies |
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Their weapons in the fight |
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The army is transported |
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Wherever they must go |
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Delivered by the |
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Bloodmobile |
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We need to send a message |
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To tell a limb to grow |
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Or speed the heart or regulate |
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Your hunger or your sleep |
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The hormones are the message |
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They're sent from many glands |
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The messenger's the |
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Bloodmobile |
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Somebody's got to haul out the trash |
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To the liver and the kidneys, it's not a pretty job |
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Carbon dioxide gets carried to the lungs to be exhaled |
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And the garbage truck is the |
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Bloodmobile |
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The Bloodmobile, the |
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Bloodmobile |
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A delivery service inside us |
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To carry oxygen, nutrients |
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Things that fight infections |
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Do the trash collection and deliver the mail |
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And we're all delivered by the |
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Bloodmobile |
