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3:14
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1976 (DJ Particle)
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If you're walking down the street And a tough-looking character you meet Who would like your legal tender Or a sampling of your gender Don't scream or run away Or else he just might say You're anti-social
These are the rules of etiquette From Texas to Connecticut Jut follow them and you'll go far You'll be socially appealing As long as you're not revealing The kind of person that you know you are
You're just an unkempt, unpolished, uncoordinated, Awkward, vulgar, rude, and uncultivated, Ill-bred, tactless, coarse, and discourteous Boring, insensitive jerk
They'll say you're garish, barbaric, Crass and outlandish Being uncouth is your job You're just an inveterate Communist degenerate First class American slob
If in high society you're a beginner And you're going to a formal dinner Here's a rule you can't forget When they serve the crêpe Suzette It isn't very cool To eat with your entrenching tool
These are the rules of etiquette From Texas to Connecticut Good taste is here to stay So be careful what you wear And the way you comb your hair Or else everyone is gonna say
That you're just an unkempt, unpolished, uncoordinated, Awkward, vulgar, rude, and uncultivated, Ill-bred, tactless, coarse, and discourteous, Boring, insensitive jerk
They'll say you're garish, barbaric Crass and outlandish Being uncouth is your job You're just an inveterate Communist degenerate First class American slob
[burp] 'scuse me
They'll say you're garish, barbaric, Crass and outlandish. Being uncouth is your job You're just an inveterate, Communist degenerate, First class American slob (Stavro Arrgolus) |
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6.9
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