LYRIC
Bread is to man, like [?] is the beast [?] Grown sweet, from the bitter sea
He inhales the fragrance of the wilderness
Poor man's [?] Scarlet to mars, bed of hay
Driftwood [?] for the evening fire [Chorus] How in the world did we get this far?
Driving around in our motorcars
Where in the world can we see the stars?
Hollywood [?] [Verse 2] Onions for fish, a wish for a wish
Bread is to man, a is to beast
Every [?] for his lunchtime
Beans for soup from his [?] Weary feet after a day of heat
Bed of hay, scarlet to mars
Spine of the mountain, [?] green [?] [Chorus] How in the world did we get this far?
Driving around in our motorcars
Where in the world can we see the stars?
Hollywood [?] [Verse 1] A [?] side of the sea, touch of the breeze
Bread is to man, like [?] is to beast [?] Grown sweet, from the bitter sea
Bread is to man, like [?] is to beast [Chorus] How in the world did we get this far?
Driving around in our motorcars
Where in the world can we see the stars?
Hollywood [?] How in the world did we get this far?
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