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We wage wars like Pascal waged wagers, |
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And its on Pascal's wager we send sergeant majors to fight, |
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It would be nice if we took his triangle, |
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And we could find new angles more violent and wonderful, |
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I was thinking of saving the animals, |
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But first we save people (not animals), |
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Just 'cause they're almost as rare as love through marriage, |
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Do you sometimes wish that your siblings were miscarried? |
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And people made evil, |
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We decide what it is and decide what it's not, |
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If you do things illegal, |
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You can be pretty sure that it would be allowed somewhere else, |
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But we're happy people, |
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So there's nothing wrong with the state of things, |
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If it's making you happy, |
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Then there's nothing wrong with the state you're in. |
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We get people that shout down the state, |
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And they demand justice, |
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But justice as fairness or truth; |
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As confused as the next politician |
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Who tries not to lie in their impossible mission for truth to be told |
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I think most couldn't cope, |
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With broken relations to absolute nations above; |
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When you think that it's love that you bought, |
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Its no longer a mystery, she was so nice to me. |
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And people made evil, |
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We decide what it is and decide what it's not, |
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If you do things illegal, |
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You can be pretty sure that it would be allowed somewhere else, |
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But we're happy people, |
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So there's nothing wrong with the state of things, |
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If it's making you happy, |
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Then there's nothing wrong with the state you're in. |
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My horse has won; my own son. |
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Well sir, well done. I hope you had fun |
