Plug me in
Don't count me in
Its true not everybody wins
Left in the cold
I'm feeling old
Lowest bidder I am sold
All roads lead to caring only for yourself
So I am told
Is this the day I subscribe to the magazine a hundred K?

Seems everybody's doing it
And aren't we having fun
It's the new craze
It's all the rage
It's not a yo-yo or a maze
It's the new thing that's grabbed
The imagination of everyone

Seems everybody's doing it
And this is how it goes
Buy stuff and sex and drugs and cruelty to animals


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    Well tricky1979... it is apparently about burning cats... Burning cats you say?? thats just stupid!!... Yes it may well be but its a sarcastic approach on the subject. Its not like Jay and the boys are advocating burning cats or anything...

    Tricky1979on February 04, 2013   Link

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