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Hallelujah Boy - Tests
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This is a Test
This is a test
A sliver at best
Of what a system forgets
To see
The mythical guest
Astonishing yes
A screaming deficit
We see
I get it, I guess
Expecting success
Now raging incompetence
D’you see?
This is a test
Of how we will get
Up and at em again
(We)
This is a test
And it’s unfortunate
That we needed a test
To see
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And you think
We have nothing in store
And you sink
After counting to four
And we all hope
Days won't blend into one
We all hope
The days won't turn into one
But we all know
It's much longer than they told you so
Yes we all know
It's way longer than they told us so
And you think
We can't put it together
And we know
You can't get the job done
But we all know
It's much longer than they told you so
Yes we all know
It's way longer than they told us so
Yes we all know
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There’s a screen emergency
There’s a dead end terrace
There’s so many futures
Because time is small
Cry me a river
Laugh me a lake
Eating TV for dinner
Til my belly aches
Sleep supposing
Folk explosion
They clapped like it was a fake ending
Like we were pretending it was done
They clapped like it was a fake ending
Like we were pretending it was done
Lying to strangers
For the jewel of denial
I think I remember
Taking a turn
When the orchestra struggles
The conductor can blame
The causeway production
In Ponchartrian
Dream in golden
Calm commotion
They clapped like it was a fake ending
Like we were pretending it was done
They clapped like it was a fake ending
Like we were pretending we were done
We were done
We were done
We were done
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