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Of Course Howard (1979) Lyrics by Magazine

No Thyself

2011

So do I hear you say...
"Yes, Howard, of course"?
I demand special consideration as the most human
Now that's not much to ask, is it?
But it makes me feel like a force for evil
No decadence, no cheap thrills of hate from me
(No decadence, no cheap thrills of hate from me)
No decadence, no cheap thrills of hate from me
(No decadence, no cheap thrills of hate from me)
And the best of luck to them
"Yes, Howard" (Yes Howard, yes Howard)
I love a simple solution
Along with the rest of them
The pin drops
And nails the heart
So do I hear you say...
"Yes, Howard, of course"?
I masterminded a thousand details
Loyal to my obsessions
And if you lose me, that's your loss and mine
And I'm sorry
And that's a mark of my respect
"Yes, Howard, of course"
"Yes, Howard, of course"
"Yes, Howard, of course"
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