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Adrian Belew ~ People


People fly People flee People clam and say "it wasn't me" People fish People beef People arm to the teeth Yes, you've got people on the tube, Walking on the moon People at the bottom of the sea People in tombs People in igloos Even a tribe of pygmies People are the main spring Turning the world around People, they're the main spring Spinning this world upside down People sun People toast People tire while other people smoke People bowl People rock People pay to see two people box Watch me, face me Dress me, baby me Phone me, wire me House me Bug me Fire me People are the main spring Spinning the world around People, they're the main spring Turning this world inside out more free lyrics

People fly
People flee
People clam and say "it wasn't me"
People fish
People beef
People arm to the teeth
Yes, you've got people on the tube,
Walking on the moon
People at the bottom of the sea
People in tombs
People in igloos
Even a tribe of pygmies

People are the main spring
Turning the world around
People, they're the main spring
Spinning this world upside down

People sun
People toast
People tire while other people smoke
People bowl
People rock
People pay to see two people box

Watch me, face me
Dress me, baby me
Phone me, wire me
House me
Bug me
Fire me

People are the main spring
Spinning the world around
People, they're the main spring
Turning this world inside out

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