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The Tragically Hip ~ Emperor Penguin


I like the tone of your trumpet C'mon let's spill some paint Let's raise a glass of milk to the end of another day And to the kiss that's still intangible The kids are alright just unmanageable They won't do a damn thing you say Your voice is all detached on a radio-wave breeze We have another caller with a bachelor degree Talkin alien invasion as the only chance for unity Well sorry to interrupt you caller But that's a physical impossibility You'd be tossed up or wash up The narrator relates In a spartan antarctican walk for many days Meet with Emperor Penguin devotion to the egg And their women are swimming from half an ocean away Don't sound so detached this is you and me Just give me your opinion before you turn to leave But your crust is just incredible The radio was edible When you said don't wipe your asses with your sleeves You're a physical impossibility more free lyrics

I like the tone of your trumpet
C'mon let's spill some paint
Let's raise a glass of milk to the end of another day
And to the kiss that's still intangible
The kids are alright just unmanageable
They won't do a damn thing you say

Your voice is all detached on a radio-wave breeze
We have another caller with a bachelor degree
Talkin alien invasion as the only chance for unity
Well sorry to interrupt you caller
But that's a physical impossibility

You'd be tossed up or wash up
The narrator relates
In a spartan antarctican walk for many days
Meet with Emperor Penguin devotion to the egg
And their women are swimming from half an ocean away

Don't sound so detached this is you and me
Just give me your opinion before you turn to leave
But your crust is just incredible
The radio was edible
When you said don't wipe your asses with your sleeves
You're a physical impossibility

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