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Point the Finger
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Point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger
What do you call this?
Can’t put a finger on it
Seemingly pointless with your probe
What do you call this?
Can’t put a finger on it
Maybe you’re not right at all
What do you call this?
Can’t put a finger on it
Seemingly pointless with your probe
What do you call this?
Can’t put a finger on it
Maybe you’re not right at all
Who do you call this? (Who, who?)
Can’t put a finger on it
Discrepant in your every move
Who do you call this? (Who, who, who?)
Can’t put a finger on it
Who’s the epitome of it all?
Project it off
Project it onto the other fellow
It’s just begun, choose the one
Someone to blame
Where all is what’s so far from true
Better to be some other than you
So, point the finger, point the finger
Point the finger that way
Point the finger (point the)
Point the finger (point the)
Point the finger (point the)
Point the finger (point the)
(Point the, point the)
Project it off
Project it onto the other fellow
It’s just begun, choose the one
Someone to blame
Where all is what’s so far from true
Better to be some other than you
So, point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger that way
So, point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger that way
So, point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger (point the finger)
Point the finger that way
For your lack of tomorrow, is your trap of today
For your lack of tomorrow, is your trap of today
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Better
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(You better, you better, you better)
Starting those fires (you better, you better), you can’t put out (you better, you better, you better)
I better believe that (you better, you better), better be no doubt
You know better, or whether you should
Holes in pockets simply let through
A tally of a little change
Fleeting ties, they rearrange the passing, the passing view
You know better, or whether you could
I grew some big balls, little balls won’t do
This crown of ubiquity, hanging off your head
Hanging on, my heart just needs, rapture from the dread
Starting those fires (you better, you better), you can’t put out (you better, you better, you better)
I better believe that (you better, you better), better be no doubt
You know better, or whether you would
Would you bother standing where I stood?
I think about what could be
What should be for best
Good intentions never cease in my exploding head
Starting those fires (you better, you better), you can’t put out (you better, you better, you better)
I better believe that (you better, you better), better be no doubt
What I feel can’t be until I'm over these distractions
So, we remain the present in vain
The past still holding a fraction
You know better, or whether you should
You know better, or whether you could
You know better, or whether ya would
You know, you know better (you better, you better, you better, you better)
You know, you know better (you better, you better, you better)
You know, you know better (you better, you better, you better, you better)
You know, you know better (you better, you better)
You know, you know better
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Christopher Wilson Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
American indie musician. Socially conscious alternative rock, pop, and folk.
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