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Can you hear me?
Hope you can
Listen here closely
You'll understand
Make way for the killer race
They use the Bible
Millimeter by millimeter
Millimeter by millimeter
Six times hot as the sun
Didn't mean to hurt anyone
Didn't mean to hurt anyone
Sorry, sorry, yeah
Don't try to force them
To help them
Do what they do
What they do
So the hurting's not on you
Chasing for miles
Until you're standing before
The Human Being Lawnmower
Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
Hope you can
Listen here closely
You'll understand
Make way for the killer race
They use the Bible
Millimeter by millimeter
Millimeter by millimeter
Six times hot as the sun
Didn't mean to hurt anyone
Didn't mean to hurt anyone
Sorry, sorry, yeah
Don't try to force them
To help them
Do what they do
What they do
So the hurting's not on you
Chasing for miles
Until you're standing before
The Human Being Lawnmower
Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop
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Human Being Lawnmower Lyrics as written by Fred Smith Dennis A. Tomich
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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