Every now and then, it's important to listen to song lyrics and think about how they apply to Cube City. But what's even better is to make a cubicle parody out of them.
What's your torch song?
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Oh Oh! I have a couple.
"Town Called Hypocrisy" by The Lost Prophets. No specific lyrics -- pretty much the entire song.
"Rearrange" by Limp Bizkit
"You don't understand when I'm attempting to explain
Because you know it all it seems and things will never change
But you might need a hand when falling in your hole
Your disposition I'll remember when I'm letting go."
And on a lighter note, a classic from Kansas,
"Carry on, my wayward son
There'll be peace when you are done
Lay your weary head to rest
And don't you cry no more"
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