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Sha la la la la la la, mmm, uh huh
Was down at the linux expo, starin' at this blue octane,
Mr. Flynn strikes up a conversation, with a black haired CS Major.
She codes in C while her father hacks, oh, she's suddenly geeky.
We all want something geeky, man I wish I was geeky.
So come hack in silence down through the morning,
sha la la la la la la la, yeah, uhh huh, yeah.
Cut up Mark Spencer, show me some of that free software, and pass
me a laptop, Mr. Flynn!
Believe in me! Help me believe in anything, cuz, I wanna be someone
geeky! Mr. Flynn and Me, tell each other linux tales, and we stare
at the beautiful penguins, it's lookin' at you, oh no no, it's looking
at me. Smiling in the CRT, Mp3's on the stero, when everyone's geeky,
you can never be lonely. Well I'm gonna hack a program, syntax highlighting
in blue and red and black and grey. All of the beautiful colours are very
very meaningingful.
Well you know C is my favorite language, I felt
so symbolic yesterday. If I knew R. Stallman, I'd buy myself a grey keyboard
and hack! Mr. Flynn and me look into the future! We stare at the beautiful
Penguins, it's lookin at me, I dont think so, It's looking at me. Hacking in
the CRT, I bought myself a grey keyboard, When everbody's geeky, I will never
be lonely. I will never be lonely. I'm never gonna be .. loonely.
I wanna be a penguin. Eeh -- everybody wanna pass as birds, they all wanna be
big big birds, but we got different reasons for that. Believe in me, cuz I
don't believe in anything. And I, wanna be someone, geeky, geeky, geeky,
yeaaaah! Mr. Flynn and me, storming through the expo, and we stare at the
beautiful penguin! It's coming for you, man there's got to be one for me!
I wanna be L. Torvalds, Mr. Flynn wishes he was someone just a little more
geeky, when everybody loves you, oh son! It's just about as geeky as you can
be! Mr. Flynn and me .. starin' at the penguins, when I look at slashdot I
wanna see me, staring right back at me. We all wanna be big geeks, but we
dont know why and we don't know how .. when everybody loves me I'll be just
about as geeky as I can be ... Mr. Flynn and me.. gonna be big geeks.
**bows and cheers**
Thank You, Thank You.
committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
| author | Rob Flynn <gaim@robflynn.com> |
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| date | Sun, 24 Sep 2000 22:48:54 +0000 |
| parents | a5ace2e037bc |
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