Soon as they fall asleep I'll be out of here
I'll put on my shoes and I'll sneak to the window
Brush the bird shit off the ledge
And shimmy shimmy off, shimmy shimmy

Sitting there looking down I prepare myself
Return to where I belong and betterfy myself
I hold my breath and close my eyes
I shimmy shimmy off, shimmy shimmy

As I fall to the lonely world below (fall down fall down)
In midair floating there I declare

So long to the second floor
It's been fun but I don't belong
Up there with the industry or
Up there with you wolves

Now I'm down here with the lower class
Down here with the idiots yeah
I feel better now
I said I feel better now
So long to the second floor

Soon as I get back home I find the door was locked
Pretend I'm a g.i. joe and sneak around the house
I hear the dogs they're all freaking out
I shimmy shimmy in, shimmy shimmy

As I fall to the lonely world below (fall down fall down)
In midair floating there I declare

So long to the second floor
It's been fun but I don't belong
Up there with the industry
Up there with you wolves

Now I'm down here with the lower class
Down here with the idiots yeah
I feel better now
I said I feel better now
So long to the second floor

I'm not ready, I'm not ready no
I'm not ready to spend the night alone
I'm not ready, I'm not ready no
I'm not ready to spend the night alone

I'm not ready, I'm not ready no
I'm not ready to spend the night alone
I'm not ready, I'm not ready no
I'm not ready, I'm not ready

So long to the second floor
It's been fun but I don't belong
Up there with the industry
Up there with you wolves

Down here with the lower class
Down here with the idiots yeah
I feel better now
I said I feel better now
So long to the second floor


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