i heard a girl in a dress
say her face was a mess
i heard there's no reason why
i heard that now's the time to buy
on planet earth
i'll probably stay
on planet earth
it's a place to live your life
where pleasure follows pain
people go insane
fly around in planes
pray that it won't rain
drive around in cars
get drunk in local bars
dream of being stars
well i lived all my life on planet earth
i saw a girl lose all control
when she lost her new mink stole
i saw her try to catch a man
things i couldn't understand
on planet earth
i'll probably stay
on planet earth
it's a place to live your life
where pleasure follows pain
people go insane
fly around in planes
pray that it won't rain
drive around in cars
get drunk in local bars
dream of being stars
well i lived all my life on planet earth
i saw a man on a stage
scream "put me back in my cage"
i saw him hang by his tie
i saw enough to make me cry
on planet earth
on planet earth
i lived all my life on planet earth
i lived all my life on planet earth
on planet earth
(repeat)
Devo is an American new wave/post punk band known for their surreal and satirical sense of humor and kitsch sci-fi image. Their debut album, *Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!* (1978), produced by Brian Eno, was critically acclaimed. Despite their off-the-wall antics, Devo achieved a Top 20 hit in 1980 with "Whip It", which also enjoyed success thanks to its video on MTV. Devo's wacky synth-pop attracted a cult following and for a short time was influential, but the band proved to be a one-trick pony who weren't capable of much progression. After their output ground to a halt in the early 90s, the members pursued other projects: co-founder Mark Mothersbaugh being the most successful, composing soundtracks for films such as *Rushmore* and *The Royal Tenenbaums*.
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