If I if I think to fast
Take what's in my head
I've got two things in my head's end

If I think to fast
Take what's in my head
I've got two things in my head's end

Now I've got these chores
And I'm not gonna hurt no one
And when at last my work is done

Now I've got these chores
And I'm not gonna hurt no one
And when at last my work is done

If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
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If I
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If I think to fast
Take what's in my head
I've got two things in my head's end

If I if I think to fast
Take what's in my head
I've got two things in my head's end

Now I've got these chores
And im not gonna hurt no one
And when at last my work is done

Now I've got these chores
And im not gonna hurt no one
And when at last my work is done

If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
If I
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I only want the time
To do one thing that I like
I want to get so stoked
And take a walk out in the light drizzle
At the end of the day
When there's no one watching

When there's no one watching
When there's no one watching


Lyrics submitted by mcmonsoon, edited by SnowIsGone

Chores Lyrics as written by Noah Benjamin Lennox Brian Ross\ Weitz

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    I like that they use the word "chores" Kind of reminds me of all the chores we had to do as kids. And how adult jobs are just a continuation of that. the word "Chores" also has a negative connotation. No one really likes doing chores. Likewise, we don't always like our daytime jobs, but we take on the responsibility, and do our part to keep the economy flowing.

    I think it's a very humble song too. "I only want the time to do one thing that I like." He's willing to give up almost all of his time doing these chores if he can just have a little time to himself to get stoned and go for a walk alone. Fucking beautiful.

    While the lyric is definately "stoned," I don't the song is trying to glorify drugs. The lyric "when there's no one watching" implies that he just wants to be alone and at peace, not start a fucking riot or a party.

    So basically, if you're a contributing member of society, and you're not trying to stir up trouble, you should be allowed to do what you want (whether it's getting stoned or going sailing).

    sgr7447on August 09, 2007   Link

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