I used to be a prickly guy
Bursting everybody's bubble
Don't ask me why
I didn't care
I was keepin' busy
scratchin' to the top
I just couldn't stop
I never took the time to
pick up what I dropped
I just couldn't stop
I just couldn't stop
(but then something happened)
Thanks to you!
What do I do?
You cut me down
a size or two
Well, I never knew
Now I owe everything to you
I was riding real high
Stepping over bodies
Making people crackers
I didn't care
I never heard a word
when people were talking
I didn't have the time
(Everbody's talking now)
(Saying nothing, huffing, puffing)
(Gentlemen, let me tell you something) (Listen, let me tell you something)
Thanks to you!
What do I see?
It's more than writing in front of me
Thanks to you!
How could it be?
It took you to make a fool out of me
Thanks to you!
What do I do?
You cut me down
a size or two
Well, I never knew
Now I owe everything to you
Thanks to you!
Thanks to you!
Thanks to you!
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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