Science wears a new suit | |
To his coffee, toast and eggs | |
But he has to skip the stairs now' | |
Cause of two broken legs | |
Whine, whine, "I cannot climb" | |
Every time’s the same | |
I’d be more inclined to help him | |
If he could remember my name | |
And you're sad and you're sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I’m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
Faith can’t fill the dance hall' | |
Cause her powers have declined | |
But at the beauty pageant | |
She will always take the prize | |
Light, light, | |
Easter White | |
Roll her in the dirt | |
When it comes time for kneeling | |
She’ll say, "You go first" | |
And you're sad and you're sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I’m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
A wise man once tried to tell me | |
How to sugar-coat the grave | |
But the game is for the adults | |
And I don’t know how to play | |
O where will | |
I go?Toss me out to sea | |
When the jar’s all out of candy | |
Don’t come blaming me | |
And you're sad and you're sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
Tell the whole world | |
We're waiting, | |
I’m taking my seat | |
O lucky me |
Science wears a new suit | |
To his coffee, toast and eggs | |
But he has to skip the stairs now' | |
Cause of two broken legs | |
Whine, whine, " I cannot climb" | |
Every time' s the same | |
I' d be more inclined to help him | |
If he could remember my name | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
Faith can' t fill the dance hall' | |
Cause her powers have declined | |
But at the beauty pageant | |
She will always take the prize | |
Light, light, | |
Easter White | |
Roll her in the dirt | |
When it comes time for kneeling | |
She' ll say, " You go first" | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
A wise man once tried to tell me | |
How to sugarcoat the grave | |
But the game is for the adults | |
And I don' t know how to play | |
O where will | |
I go? Toss me out to sea | |
When the jar' s all out of candy | |
Don' t come blaming me | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
Tell the whole world | |
We' re waiting, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me |
Science wears a new suit | |
To his coffee, toast and eggs | |
But he has to skip the stairs now' | |
Cause of two broken legs | |
Whine, whine, " I cannot climb" | |
Every time' s the same | |
I' d be more inclined to help him | |
If he could remember my name | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
Faith can' t fill the dance hall' | |
Cause her powers have declined | |
But at the beauty pageant | |
She will always take the prize | |
Light, light, | |
Easter White | |
Roll her in the dirt | |
When it comes time for kneeling | |
She' ll say, " You go first" | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
This is your chance | |
Be ready, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me | |
A wise man once tried to tell me | |
How to sugarcoat the grave | |
But the game is for the adults | |
And I don' t know how to play | |
O where will | |
I go? Toss me out to sea | |
When the jar' s all out of candy | |
Don' t come blaming me | |
And you' re sad and you' re sorry | |
Well, let it all out | |
What are you running for? | |
Tell the whole world | |
We' re waiting, | |
I' m taking my seat | |
O lucky me |