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Johnny Johnny who can you turn to
When you're seeing red in digital video Johnny
And the monsters under your bed have crawled into your head
Well you can crash on my couch again Johnny
[Chorus]
Space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
Gotta get away from the suburbs, of this town
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the apathy
Johnny, you still know where you can find me
All kids are exactly the same so pause the video game
'cause they're so strung out they'll string you up Johnny
How many of us will stay sane
Will they remember your name
Will they remember you Johnny
[Chorus]
space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
Gotta get away from the suburbs, of this town
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the apathy
Johnny, you still know where you can find me
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the silence
Johnny, don't sink too deep in the violence
When you're seeing red in digital video Johnny
And the monsters under your bed have crawled into your head
Well you can crash on my couch again Johnny
[Chorus]
Space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
Gotta get away from the suburbs, of this town
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the apathy
Johnny, you still know where you can find me
All kids are exactly the same so pause the video game
'cause they're so strung out they'll string you up Johnny
How many of us will stay sane
Will they remember your name
Will they remember you Johnny
[Chorus]
space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
space station
Over stimulation
Lack of motivation
Too much masturbation
Well I need a vacation
Gotta get away from the suburbs, of this town
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the apathy
Johnny, you still know where you can find me
Johnny, don't lose yourself to the silence
Johnny, don't sink too deep in the violence
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