Yeah, whoa-oh, yeah, yeah, yeah No no no Yeah When you put yourself inside the motion And then you feelin' like it won't be Okay and if you don't go And if you don't do it And if you just say it's okay And if you do it by the edge of your seat Then you've got adventure in your heart Adventure in your heart And your hand's on your head And your hand's in your brain And yes it's going insane But what do you do When it all comes down? [ ? ? ] I wanna tell you bout a little secret bout a little girl She wasn't so little she was just far away The distance created the illusion That shе was small against the desert sky And thеn she noticed she was very very [ ? ] So she started to cry And all the tears started filling up the desert And alls a sudden it turned into a giant lake A lake of tears, a lake of tears The Lakers would be proud Well the Lakers would be proud Changing their mascot to a girl that's Crying, crying, crying on the uniform Crying, crying, crying on the uniform Crying, crying, crying on the uniform Cryin', oh yeah The Middle Eight Middle Eight Middle Eight Middle Eight Middle Eight Middle Ei- [Middle Eight Break] The Middle Eight is the same as the Bridge Don't worry about what he said And if you look it up on Wikipedia You'll see that the Middle Eight is referred to the Bridge at times, yeah So if you think that it's not true, Middle Eight Why would it be called "the Middle Eight Break"? Or a break from the formalized song structure As a bridge that ties it all together so It has a basis of comparison so that the rest of the song makes More sense Though it's not necessary [Outro] Girl I want to [Reggie Watts mumbling and scatting] Oh Middle Eight Middle Eight (Middle Eight) Same as the bridge, same as the bridge And it's the Middle Eight
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