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Radiohead ~ Palo Alto


In a city of the future It is difficult to concentrate Meet the boss, meet the wife Everybody's happy Everyone is made for life In a city of the future It is difficult to find a space I'm too busy to see you You're too busy to wait But I'm okay, how are you? Thanks for asking, thanks for asking But I'm okay, how are you? I hope you're okay too Everyone one of those days When the sky's California blue With a beautiful bombshell I throw myself into my work I'm too lazy, I've been kidding myself for so long I'm okay, how are you? Thanks for asking, thanks for asking But I'm okay, how are you? I hope you're okay too more free lyrics

In a city of the future
It is difficult to concentrate
Meet the boss, meet the wife
Everybody's happy
Everyone is made for life

In a city of the future
It is difficult to find a space
I'm too busy to see you
You're too busy to wait

But I'm okay, how are you?
Thanks for asking, thanks for asking
But I'm okay, how are you?
I hope you're okay too

Everyone one of those days
When the sky's California blue
With a beautiful bombshell
I throw myself into my work
I'm too lazy, I've been kidding myself for so long

I'm okay, how are you?
Thanks for asking, thanks for asking
But I'm okay, how are you?
I hope you're okay too

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