Go fast
Go slow
Go sly
Go low
Where the hell you want to be?
All systems intact
The red and the black
Black eventually

Go fast
Go slow
Go sly
Go low
Where the hell you want to be?
All systems intact
The red and the black
Black eventually

Count the numbers and the words
And the numbness in return

Go fast
Go slow
Go sly
Go low
Where the hell you want to be?
All systems intact
The red and the black
Black eventually
Get fat and waste
Get smashed in the face
Where the hell you want to be?

Go fast
Go slow
Go sly
Go low
Where the hell you want to be?

Count the numbers and return
Count the numbers and the words
And the numbness in return
They go four, three, two, one

Go fast
Go slow
Go sly
Go low
Where the hell you want to be?
Where the hell you want to be?

All systems intact
The red and the black
Black eventually
Go sly
Go low

Count the numbers and the words
And the numbness in return
They go four, three, two, one

If it only means
To sing loud
It's only trivia
So don't freak out


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It's Trivia Lyrics as written by Hutch Harris

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    General Comment

    This song is about playing Trivial Pursuit and games of the like under the influence of mind-altering chemicals.

    mrrochesteron January 05, 2006   Link
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    I always thought it was about a couple's relationship.

    TonyInPortlandon April 20, 2015   Link

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