We're interrupting transmission
Because we happen to know
There's something that you been missing
Welcome to the show

We're all set to go
So come on
So come on

What do you wanna hear first
The bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
So disconnect your brain

Hey, boys and girls
This is truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Your all truth of the world

Hey, boys and girls
Believe truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Trust in truth of the world

We got the guns and the glory
And this bullet comes with a kiss
We got celebrity stories
So get a load of this

This you can not miss
So come on
Come on, come on
Come on, come on

What do you wanna hear first
Bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
And anesthetize your pain

Hey, boys and girls
Watch truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Your all truth of the world

Hey, boys and girls
Stay with truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Be right back with truth of the world

Truthagen, truthagen, truthagen makes me happy
My mom got me Truthagen, truthagen, truthagen
Now I'm awesome, wow
We have it for lunch and tea every day, truthagen

What do you wanna hear first
Bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
And keep you coming back again

Hey, boys and girls
Enjoy the truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Give it up for the truth of the world

We got celebrities
In the club with the Neo-Nazis
Got by the paparazzi
Don't worry we just planted some trees

Hey, boys and girls
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Hey, boys and girls
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Hey, boys and girls join in
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Truth of the world

We're interrupting transmission
Because we happen to know
There's something that you been missing
Welcome to the show

We're all set to go
So come on
So come on

What do you wanna hear first
The bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
So disconnect your brain

Hey, boys and girls
This is truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Your all truth of the world

Hey, boys and girls
Believe truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Trust in truth of the world

We got the guns and the glory
And this bullet comes with a kiss
We got celebrity stories
So get a load of this

This you can not miss
So come on
Come on, come on
Come on, come on

What do you wanna hear first
Bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
And anesthetize your pain

Hey, boys and girls
Watch truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Your all truth of the world

Hey, boys and girls
Stay with truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Be right back with truth of the world

Truthagen, truthagen, truthagen makes me happy
My mom got me Truthagen, truthagen, truthagen
Now I'm awesome, wow
We have it for lunch and tea every day, truthagen

What do you wanna hear first
Bad news or the worst?
We're here to entertain
And keep you coming back again

Hey, boys and girls
Enjoy the truth of the world
Hey, boys and girls
Give it up for the truth of the world

We got celebrities
In the club with the Neo-Nazis
Got by the paparazzi
Don't worry we just planted some trees

Hey, boys and girls
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Hey, boys and girls
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Hey, boys and girls join in
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la

Truth of the world


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Hey Boys and Girls (Truth of the World, Pt. 2) Lyrics as written by Jon Cobbe Dann Cobbe

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    Oh, and in re: to the "worst/worse" thing. You can actually hear them say "worse". Yes, technically "worst" would also fit quite happily in that sentence. However, you don't hear Jon pronounce the "t" at the end. The lyrics in the booklet aren't wrong.

    60_miles_an_houron April 04, 2009   Link

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