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Beck ~ Sucker Without A Brain


Sucker without a brain Nothin to do again Step into the street Like the man on a flying trapeze Here comes that bus Right into your face Now you're flying Now you're flying home Isn't it just like a dream Sirens and people and everything The driver tried to swerve But he just didn't see ya Now you're buried 'neath the wheel Just like a tortilla Here comes that bus Right into your face Now you're flying Now you're flying home When we're dead we can all climb aboard The fare is easy to afford Sometimes you meet a fireman Sometimes you meet a dancer This is one ride where you won't need no transfer Here comes that bus Right into your face more free lyrics

Sucker without a brain
Nothin to do again
Step into the street
Like the man on a flying trapeze

Here comes that bus
Right into your face
Now you're flying
Now you're flying home

Isn't it just like a dream
Sirens and people and everything
The driver tried to swerve
But he just didn't see ya
Now you're buried 'neath the wheel
Just like a tortilla

Here comes that bus
Right into your face
Now you're flying
Now you're flying home

When we're dead we can all climb aboard
The fare is easy to afford
Sometimes you meet a fireman
Sometimes you meet a dancer
This is one ride where you won't need no transfer

Here comes that bus
Right into your face

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