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I was first exposed to solar radiation
when I was just a kid down at the beach
It turned my skin bright red
and that night when I went to bed
It hurt so bad I couldn't hardly sleep
The next day, the skin was peeling off my body
I cried and screamed and ran to tell my mom
She told me not to cry
Said I probably wouldn't die
but that I ought to stay out of the sun
So, I don't want no solar radiation
You can keep those solar panels far away
It'll peel the paint right off your car
and did you ever see a candy bar
that was left out in the sun for just a day?
I'm not listening to them hippie weirdos
Those scientific Commie, leftist cranks
When they come up to me, saying "Solar energy"
I tell them "Solar? No thanks!"
Solar? No, thanks!
Solar? No, thaaaaaaaaanks!
Now you know that coal will never make you drop a baseball
and oil won't take your dark hair and turn it light
And at a nuclear power plant, you'll find
you can stare at the tower and you won't go blind
and they don't have to close down for the night
I suppose those plants might have a little meltdown, sure
but the sun could supernova any day
Those panels put a drain on it
and I don't want no strain on it
'cause when it blows, you can't just run away
So, I'm not listening to them hippie weirdos
Those scientific, Commie, leftist cranks
When they come up to me, saying "Solar energy"
I tell them, "Solar? No, thanks!"
Solar? No, thanks!
Solar? No, thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks!
(Stavro Arrgolus) |
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