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Boy, stupid boy
Don't sit at the table
Until you're able to
Toy, broken toy
Shout shout
You're inside out
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
Red, running red
Play for real
The toy could feel
A hole in your head
You go in shock
You're spoon-fed
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
Don't sit at the table
Until you're able to
Toy, broken toy
Shout shout
You're inside out
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
Red, running red
Play for real
The toy could feel
A hole in your head
You go in shock
You're spoon-fed
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
If you don't know Electric co.
Lyrics submitted by yuri_sucupira
The Electric Co. Lyrics as written by Dave Evans Adam Clayton
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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bono still sings the "send in the clowns" line when theyve playd this on the curent (2005) tour! aswell as the "despite all my rage i am still just a rat in a cage" line from 'Bullet With Butterfly Wings' by smashing pumpkins. which ties in with the psychiatric treatment idea...