Imitosis

	  		
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INTRO 

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VERSE I 

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He's keeping busy, yeah, he's bleeding stones 
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With his machinations and his palindromes 
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It was anything but hear the voice 
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Anything but hear the voice 
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It was anything but hear the voice 
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That says that we're all basically alone 

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VERSE II 

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Poor Professor Pynchon had only good intentions 
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When he put his Bunsen burners all away 
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And turning to a playground in a Petri dish 
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Where single cells would swing their fists 
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At anything that looks like easy prey 
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In this nature show that rages every day 
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It was then he heard his intuition say 
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We were all basically alone 



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And despite what all his studies had shown 
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That what's mistaken for closeness is just a case for mitosis 
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And why---- do some show no mercy while others are painfully shy? 
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Tell me doctor can you quantify? 
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He just wants to know the reason,   the reason why 


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VERSE III 

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Why do they congregate in groups of four 

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Scatter like a billion spores 
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And let the wind just carry them away? 
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How can kids be so mean? 
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Our famous doctor tried to glean 
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As he went home at the end of the day 
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In this nature show that rages every day 
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It was then he heard his intuition say 
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We were all basically alone 




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Despite what all his studies had shown 
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That what's mistaken for closeness is just a case of mitosis 
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Sure fatal doses of malcontent through osmosis 
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And why---- do some show no mercy while others are painfully shy? 
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Well, tell me doctor, can you quantify? 
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  The reason why 


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