This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
He's been with the world
I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I went to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid that no one around me
Understands my potato
Think I'm only a spudboy
Looking for a real tomato
He's been with the world
I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I want to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid nobody around here
Understands my potato
I think I'm only a spudboy
Looking for a real tomato
He's been with the world
And I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I want to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid nobody around here
Comprehends my potato
Guess I'm just a spudboy
Looking for that real tomato
[Chorus]
The smart patrol, nowhere to go
Suburban robots that monitor reality
Common stock, we work around the clock
We shove the poles in the holes
[Chorus: x2]
Shove it
[Chorus]
Wait a minute, something's wrong
He's the man from the past
He's here to do us a favor
A little human sacrifice
It's just supply and demand
[Chorus 2]
Mr. Kamikaze, Mr. DNA
He's an altruistic pervert
Mr. DNA, Mr. Kamikaze
Here to spread some (genes now)
[Chorus 2: x2]
Wait a minute, something's wrong
He's a man with a plan
His finger's pointed at Devo
Now we must sacrifice ourselves
That many others may live
OK, we've got a lot to give
[Chorus 2: x3]
One, two, three, four!
I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I went to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid that no one around me
Understands my potato
Think I'm only a spudboy
Looking for a real tomato
He's been with the world
I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I want to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid nobody around here
Understands my potato
I think I'm only a spudboy
Looking for a real tomato
He's been with the world
And I'm tired of the soup do jour
He's been with the world
I want to end this prophylactic tour
Afraid nobody around here
Comprehends my potato
Guess I'm just a spudboy
Looking for that real tomato
[Chorus]
The smart patrol, nowhere to go
Suburban robots that monitor reality
Common stock, we work around the clock
We shove the poles in the holes
[Chorus: x2]
Shove it
[Chorus]
Wait a minute, something's wrong
He's the man from the past
He's here to do us a favor
A little human sacrifice
It's just supply and demand
[Chorus 2]
Mr. Kamikaze, Mr. DNA
He's an altruistic pervert
Mr. DNA, Mr. Kamikaze
Here to spread some (genes now)
[Chorus 2: x2]
Wait a minute, something's wrong
He's a man with a plan
His finger's pointed at Devo
Now we must sacrifice ourselves
That many others may live
OK, we've got a lot to give
[Chorus 2: x3]
One, two, three, four!
Lyrics submitted by weezerific:cutlery, edited by rhythmin, sidewinder3000
Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA Lyrics as written by Mark Mothersbaugh Gerald V. Casale
Lyrics © BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
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For 30 years I was sure Mr Kamikaze/Mr DNA was an altruistic poobah. Which seems like a great thing to be, yeah?