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| Hey, everybody! I'm gonna tell you a story About my man. He makes love to a hundred million people, but He don't know it! I use to hear his funky old tunes And I wanted to cry 'Cause they're my dear old memories and They keep me alive. Yeah--they keep me alive! And he sang ... There were these two brothers; One's name was Light and the other's name was Darkness. They made a pact, traded souls with each other So you can't have one without the other! And Mother Nature took a shining to Light's fair complexion, So they married up and had such an offspring! And it was so huge (it was awesome)! They had to name it, so they called it the universe. And there was the matter of the afterbirth, That insignificant thing we call the planet Earth. Old uncle Darkness just sat back and laughed And said, "That's okay--it's always bound to happen!" Brother Light bring your gorgeous wife And your star-freckled child to my house tonight. We'll have a Bar-B-Que and drink some wine And worry about cleaning that mess up later in time! Well, I knew these young wastoids (They knew every word to his songs). And this fine jam that he's got us in Will only prove to make us strong! I wonder, What was it like when his virgin fingers First got so seriously laid On those mystical guitar strings, And the man first began to play? |
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