| Well, Mousy Joe got the master plan.
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| He got a hat full of sugar; |
| folks said, «You a lucky man.»
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| One night he just disappeared
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| And all we found was his hat in a clearing
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| Down by the Seven Eleven.
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| Folks cried, someone had died.
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| But I know Joe didn’t go to heaven, no.
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| He went looking for trouble,
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| it was in his eyes.
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| She was a dime a dozen
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| and they were two of a kind.
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| Cherry Blue and Mighty Mouse
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| Kinda quiet dude and sure was 'sposed to be back at the house
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| With the kids and the dog.
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| «And tonight we’re rocketeers», said Mouse.
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| «And I know a little joint upstairs in the back
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| Where we can sweat it all out and laugh.»
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| And without a doubt they were out
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| looking for trouble,
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| the real kind.
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| She was a dime a dozen
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| and they were two of a kind.
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| How many times have you said to yourself,
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| «Hey, I feel like a yo-yo, I’ve been here too long.»
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| I bet if you asked them our heroes would say,
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| «Hey, we’re already gone.»
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| I know, somehow I know.
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| How many times have you said to yourself,
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| «Hey, I feel like a yo-yo, I’ve been here too long.»
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| I bet if you asked them our heroes would say,
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| «Hey, we’re already gone.»
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| I know.
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| And off they drove,
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| Late night still life,
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| Paper moon shinin' brilliantly.
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| I’m sure he thinks that’s cool
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| 'cause any moon or mouse says he’s a friend of hers
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| And this one will do just fine.
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| So what do you say we go lookin'? |