Ten-You-Us

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Tenuous at best was all he had to say
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when pressed about the rest of it, the world that is
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From proto-Sanskrit Minoans to porto-centric Lisboans
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Greek Cypriots and and Hobis-hots who hang around in ports a lot, uh-huh

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But here's where things start getting weird
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While chinless men will scratch their beards, uh-huh
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Tool their minds to sharpened axes
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Brush up on the Uralic syntaxes

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Love of hate acts as an axis
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Love of hate acts as an axis, oh
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First it wanes and then it waxes
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Ten you us ness less seven comes to three
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Them you us plus eleven
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Thank the heavens for their elasticity
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And that's for those who live and die by astronomy

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When Coprophagia was writ, know when to stand know when to sit
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Can't stand to stand can't stand to sit and who would want to know this
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    Click click click

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    Who wants to look upon this
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    Who wants to look upon this
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pra-  -ay       tell
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    Who wants to look upon this
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    Who wants to look upon this
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pray       tell

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Tenuousness less seven comes to three
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Them you us plus eleven
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Comes just shy of infinity
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And that's for those who live and die for numerology

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