(There doesn't seem to be much job satisfaction or pleasure in this picture. Maybe you hope it's just a case of sitting it out and hoping you'll be able to transfer, or find another occupation. You can change it, you know. You can learn to help yourself get more from your work. You can even start to enjoy your job.) I don't know just where I'm going But I'm gonna try to forget that if I can 'Cause it makes me feel like I've been winning When I boost my serotonin And I tell you, things aren't quite as depressing When I'm rushing on my rounds When I'm on the train to town I feel like thе boss' son Oh, but I guess I just don't know Oh, but I guess I just don't know (It's really, rеally depressing. In the afternoons since, you sort of start- you start to look at your life, the other train: what in the bloody hell, everyone else is going home.) I have made a big decision I'm gonna try to nullify my life 'Cause my genes have decided That I'd be better off suicided This chemical's overridin' And you can do the things you do And I won't get angry at you 'Cause I'm not able to And I wonder if it shows And I guess I just don't know (It's just the relief bleeding out, finally letting it all go) I wish that I was someone else I wish that I had a social life On a great big ego trip Going from this party to that With a groovy source of cash Away from the big city Where a drone cannot be free From the evils of his species And of himself and those who fleece 'im And I guess I just don't know And I guess I just don't know (Designed to help you become more confident, effective, and successful, in all areas) Prozac, the brain-death of me Prozac fits my wife, and fits my life Because a capture in my mouth Leads to a center in my head And then I'm better off than dead Because when the serotonin flows I really don't care anymore 'Bout all the competition in this town And all those politicians making awful sounds And everybody putting everybody else down And all the junk food piled up in mounds Because when the serotonin flows I really don't care anymore When that Prozac's in my blood And that blood is in my head Well, I thank God that I'm good as dead And I thank God that I'm not aware And thank your God that I just don't care And I'm going with the flow And I guess I just don't know
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