I didn¡¯t like the rat race
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I ran away from there
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Thought I was the tortoise
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Turns out I¡¯m the hate
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I ran a rabbit race, came in last place
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Ran a bear chase too
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All of my running got me worn right through
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Got a monkey on my back and a heart attack waiting on the finish line
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I ran from competition, can¡¯t blame a guy for trying
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I tried to break free but silly me
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The track goes round and round
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Then like a mole I found a hole, I sought the underground
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I root the mountain down
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But pound for pound it ended up on me
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Like a prisoner bound what I¡¯ve found is I¡¯m digging to be free
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Got a monkey on my back and a heart attack waiting on the finish line
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I ran from competition, can¡¯t blame a guy for trying
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Can¡¯t blame a guy for trying
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I think I could be free
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I think that I¡¯d go flying
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If you would say to me
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That you would walk with me
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I¡¯m a rabbit in a log hiding from the dog¡¯s thinking about my soul
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And you came in and with a grin said we¡¯re staying in the hole
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I love you well and know you¡¯re true how long will we stay?
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¡®Til we rabbits outnumber them, then we¡¯ll have our day¡±
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Got a monkey on my back and a heart attack waiting on the finish line
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I ran from competition, can¡¯t blame a guy for trying
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I ran from competition, can¡¯t blame a guy for trying
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Tortoise and the Hare
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| Old Man Luedecke |
