What a Time to be Alive

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People in factories jump off the roof
Just so my cellphone improves
My wifi's so fast, my clothes are so cheap
Everything's delivered to me

Oh! What a time to be alive!
Uber driver ferry me to the other side

My torture's organic, my fossils burn clean
I spend my day staring at screens
This terror's so boring, what's new on TV?
Netflix have mercy on me

Oh! What a time to be alive!
Uber driver ferry me to the other side

It feels so good to pretend
I think I need a three-day weekend
It feels so good to add friends
I think I need a three-day weekend

Oh! What a time to be alive!
Uber driver ferry me to the other side

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from Dumb Future, released November 22, 2017

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