This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Education, subjugation, now you're out, go
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Don't be late for school again, boy
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Education, subjugation, now you're out, go
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Don't be late for school again, girl
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
Indoctrination of a nation
Indoctrination of a nation
Subjugation of damnation
Subjugation of damna-
Don't be late for school again, boy
Don't be late for school again, girl
Don't be late for school again, boy
Don't be late for school again, you
Education, subjugation, now you're out, go
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Don't be late for school again, boy
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Education, subjugation, now you're out, go
Education, fornication, in you are, go
Don't be late for school again, girl
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
I think me, I want a life
I think me, I want a house and a wife
I wanna shimmy-shimmy-shimmy
Through the break of dawn, yeah
Indoctrination of a nation
Indoctrination of a nation
Subjugation of damnation
Subjugation of damna-
Don't be late for school again, boy
Don't be late for school again, girl
Don't be late for school again, boy
Don't be late for school again, you
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