Don't Deny Your Inner Child Lyrics - Dead Milkmen

There are others, and then there is myself 

I must learn to distinguish the others from myself 

They are separate people, with different personalities 

They might not like the things I like 

They might not eat the same food 

Or they might not want to go to the places where I want to go 

There are others, and then there is myself 

There are men, and there are women 

Often they don't get along 

I must try to get along with everyone 

No matter how stupid they might be 

Or how asinine their opinions are 

I must learn to love everybody 

Even people who are so obviously inferior to me 

That they make my flesh crawl 

I will get to know these people 

And I will cook them a ravioli dinner 

From a can I found, in Mexico City 

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There are others, and then there is myself 

I believe in the power of the human soul 

I believe that the government is in control 

I believe there's a Heaven up in the sky 

I believe that my neighbours are human spies 

Tomorrow I will begin bathing 

This is the start of a 6 part plan 

Which will take me into the next century 

In the coming years, I will stop eating with my hands 

I will let the dog out of the closet for some fresh air 

I will put away the rubber mask 

The cub-scout uniform 

And yes, finally, even the cauliflower 

There are others, and then there is myself 

I believe in the goodness of all mankind 

I believe that the government is reading my mind 

I believe there's a god who loves us all 

I believe in the Beatles, except for Paul! 

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I must no longer neglect my inner child 

For he is very close 

Right there, under the floorboards 

I will learn to get in touch with my feelings 

Even the ones that will probably get me arrested