Lyrics
[Verse 1]
So, just how far down do you want to go?
Or we could talk it out over a cup of joe
And you could look deep into my eyes
Like I was a super model, uh-uh
[Verse 2]
Well, it's you and me baby, no one else we can trust
We'll say nothin' to no one, no how or we bust
And never crack a smile
Or flinch, or cry fro nobody, uh-uh
[Verse 3]
Well, give your ID card to the border guard
Yeah, your alias says you're Captain Jean Luke Picard
Of the United Federation of Planets
'Cause he won't speak English anyway
[Verse 4]
Everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
So meet me at the mission at midnight
We'll divvy up there
[Verse 5]
Everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
Well, I got tho pistols, so I'll keep the Pesos
Yeah, and that seems fair
[Verse 6]
So put the sugar in the tank of the sheriff's car
And slash the deputy's tires and they won't get very far
When they finally get the word
That there's been a hold-up, uh-uh
[Verse 7]
Give your ID card to the border guard
Now your alias says you're Captain Jean Luke Picard
Of the United Federation of Planets
'Cause he won't speak English anyway
[Verse 8]
Everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
So meet me at the mission at midnight
We'll divvy up there
[Verse 9]
And everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
Well, I got tho pistols, so I'll keep the Pesos
Yeah, and that seems fair
And that seems fair
And that seems fair
Well, that seems fair, yeah, yeah
[Verse 10]
Give your ID card to the border guard
Now your alias says you're Captain Jean Luke Picard
Of the United Federation of Planets
'Cause he won't speak English anyway
[Verse 11]
Everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
So meet me at the mission at midnight
We'll divvy up there
[Verse 12]
Well, everybody knows
That the world is full of stupid people
Well, I got tho pistols, so I'll keep the Pesos
Yeah, and that seems fair
And that seems fair
And that seems fair
Well, that seems fair, yeah
Written by: Arthur Edwards, Brian Blush, Paul Naffah, Roger Clyne