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Depilatory Scream
02:00
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Get yourself a razor
And take a good look in the mirror
Doppelgangers all over town
Your own mother couldn't spot you in a crowd now, no how.
And the girls that you try to kiss
They say "Hey... yeah. It's a deal breaker."
They don't like the way that it feels
They say "Hey... yeah. It's a deal breaker."
Do yourself a favor
And take a good look in the mirror
Barbers in the east end of town
Are you picking up what I'm putting down, now?
And the girls that you try to kiss
They say "Hey... yeah. It's a deal breaker."
They don't like the way that it feels
They say "Hey... yeah. It's a deal breaker."
When the girls say, "you look weird."
Just shave your beard.
Want those bachelor days to disappear?
Just shave your beard.
Just shave your beard.
Just shave your beard.
Just shave your beard.
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Empty Set
03:26
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What number’s in your head?
Is it irrational?
I’m getting closer now…
Not algebraic, it’s
Transcendental... It is... transcendental...
What number’s in your head?
Is it least upper bound?
How would you write it down?
You use a decimal
It’s transcendental... It is... transcendental...
The sum...
What number’s in your head?
Is it a floating point?
What do you use it for?
You draw a squared circle
Transcendental, It is transcendental...
What number’s in your head?
Standard or hyper-real?
I’m drawing a real line…
You’re being too complex
Transcendental, It is transcendental...
The sum...
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Ice Breaker
03:15
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They can give directions. Very good directions.
How to do anything. How to get anywhere.
Minnesota is nice. At least, that's what I think.
There are 10,000 lakes, but there’s not a drop to drink
Streets there are flat and wide but there’s no room to ride
If you’re not six foot five, blonde-haired and blue-eyed
They will look after their own
(When it's cold)
They only care for their own
(when it’s cold)
They will look after their own
(When it’s cold)
If you’re not one of their own (expect a cold shoulder)
Where I’m from people look rough. Hey so what if they’re old?
They work hard all their lives and they bleed black and gold!
Last week they wrote 'bout us in the New York Times.
So - come and see for yourself. I will share what’s mine.
You look like one of our own (in black and gold)
You could be one of our own (in black and gold)
You look like one of our own (in black and gold)
You could be one of our own (if you know what team to root for)
It’s all downhill from here...
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4. |
Off the Light
04:21
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Let’s begin at the end
Of our world, and our lives
Don’t look back, let’s move on
Who will turn off the light?
And have I done all I could?
And have I done all I could for you?
They came down from the skies
And saved us all
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