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Intro:
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My friend's a computer hacker
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but in school everybody said he was a slacker
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he writes science fiction novels
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he builds whole towns and villages from cola bottles
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he does equations just for fun
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eats low carb ice cream with his mum
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sews cub scout badges on his sweater
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he's just a feeling you ignore, a dumb computer hacker
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trash can on the floor, a pitiful disaster
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cried to sleep at night when he never got it right
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cos he never realised, it doesn't even matter
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later on in life he's drowning in his laughter
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three kids and a wife, he's happy ever after
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stoked to be alive with his dream up at nasa
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loving everyday. well, i guess it really pays to be a slacker
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he stays up all night playing tetris
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asteroids, pacman written on his 'games to get' list
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wasted nights spent up in his bedroom
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tough times, long nights, must have been a lot to get through
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he's getting sharp pains in his wrist
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in his world girlfriend's don't exist
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can't even get an add on 'my space'
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he's just a feeling you ignore, a dumb computer hacker
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trash can on the floor, a pitiful disaster
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cried to sleep at night when he never got it right
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cos he never realised, it doesn't even matter
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later on in life he's drowning in his laughter
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three kids and a wife, he's happy ever after
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stoked to be alive with his dream up at nasa
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loving everyday. well, i guess it really pays to be a slacker
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Solo:
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he's the one all alone in despair
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he's the one who thinks life isn't fair
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he's the one sitting right over there
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he's the lonely guy on the side looking kinda shy
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you could see him ride passing by on a pedal bike
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he's the funny type kinda like 'napoleon dynamite'
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he's just a feeling you ignore, a dumb computer hacker
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trash can on the floor, a pitiful disaster
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cried to sleep at night when he never got it right
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cos he never realised, it doesn't even matter
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later on in life he's drowning in his laughter
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three kids and a wife, he's happy ever after
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stoked to be alive with his dream up at nasa
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loving everyday. well, i guess it really pays to be a slacker
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it pays to be a slacker!
Written by James Bourne/Michael Raphael