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Don’t take your brimstone and jitney life so seriously.
I got a thing or two to tell you, you might not want to believe.
So take a minute my friend and pull yourself away from your mirror
If you please.

Make no mistake, we’re all the same and nothing more.
There’s no escaping what we all will have in store,
And all I want to do is see your face the night
You realize what we share as one.
So get in line with the rest of us
‘Cause when it’s lights out you’re gone my friend.
We’re all the same in the end.

Don’t kid yourself that it’s gonna be any different for you.
You get away with a lot I know when you’re one of the chosen few.
The universal equalizer is sitting right over there,
He’s waiting for me and for you.

Make no mistake we’re all the same and nothing more.
There’s no escaping what we all will have in store.
And all I want to do is see your face the night
You realize what we share as one.
So get in line with the rest of us
‘Cause when it’s lights out you’re gone my friend.
We’re all the same in the end.

But you never listen to single word I’m saying.
Yeah, that’s such a shame with all that time we’re wasting,
We’re all wasting away.

Make no mistake we’re all the same and nothing more.
There’s no escaping what we all will have in store.
And all I want to do is see your face the night
You realize what we share as one.
So get in line with the rest of us.
‘Cause when it’s lights out you’re gone my friend.
We’re all the same in the very end.
So get in line.
So get in line.

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from Living In The Holland Tunnel, released May 15, 2001

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