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Doo doo doo doo-doo
Doo doo doo doo-doo
The tale I'm gonna tell
Is about the group who couldn't say
Together they discovered with each other the perfections of an outdoor day
They had won some kinda prize
For selling way more stuff than the other guys
They were the shrewdest unit-movers
So their bosses got 'em tours of the countryside
Doo doo doo doo-doo
Doo doo doo doo-doo
Holly saw a certain bird
But she couldn't work up any words
She kinda lost her shoes and lost her mind
And smashed her phone upon a fallen pine
Darryl couldn't talk at all
He wondered how the trees had grown to be so tall
He calculated all the height and width and density for insurance purposes
And at the desktop there's crying sounds
For all the projects due
And no one else is around
And the sprinklers that come on at 3AM
Sound like crowds of people asking
"Are you happy what you're doing?"
Ha ah ah
Ha ah ah
And at the desktop there's crying sounds
For all the projects due
And no one else is around
And the sprinklers that come on at 3AM
Sound like crowds of people asking
"Are you happy what you're doing?"
Becky wondered why
She'd never noticed dragonflies
Her drag-and-click had never yielded anything as perfect as a dragonfly
And then the supervisor stood right in the creek and it felt really good
And that's about the time he finally had realized the importance of this day
And that's about the time he realized that he was with the group who couldn't say (hey hey)
And it felt so good it hurt, forget the words
They were the group who couldn't say
The Group Who Couldn’t Say was written by Jason Lytle.
The Group Who Couldn’t Say was produced by Jason Lytle.
Grandaddy released The Group Who Couldn’t Say on Tue May 13 2003.