Andy’s chest
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1. If I could be anything in the world that flew,
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I would be a bat and come
swooping after you.
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And if the last time you were
here things were a bit askew,
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well, you know what happens
after dark,
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when rattlesnakes lose their
skins and their hearts,
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and all the missionaries lose
their bark.
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Oh, all the trees are calling
after you,
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and all the venom snipers
after you,
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and
all the mountains boulder after you.
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2. If I could be any one of the things in this world that bite,
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instead of a dentured ocelot on a leash I'd rather be a kite,
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and be tied to the end of your
string and flying in the air at night,
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'cause you know what they say
about honey bears,
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when you shave off all their
baby hair,
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you have a hairy minded pink
bare bear.
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And all the bells are rolling
out for you,
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and stones all are erupting
out for you,
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and all the cheap luck suckers
are flying after you.
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3. Yesterday, Daisy Mae and Biff were grooving on the street,
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and just like in a movie her
hands became her feet.
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Her belly button was her
mouth,
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which
meant she tasted what she'd speak,
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but the funny thing is what
happened to her nose,
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it grew until it reached all
of her toes,
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now, when people say her feet smell, they mean her nose.
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And curtains laced with
diamonds, dear, for you,
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and all the Roman noblemen for
you,
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and kingdom's Christian
soldiers, dear, for you,
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and melting ice cap mountain
tops for you,
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and knights in flaming silver
robes for you,
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and
bats that with a kiss turn prince for you.
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Swoop, swoop, oh baby, rock, rock !
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swoop, swoop, rock, rock …
(Lou Reed)