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asked you a question
ı didn't need you to reply
is it gettin' heavy?but they'll realize
is it gettin' heavy?
well i thought it was already as heavy
as can be
is it overwhelming
to use a crane to crush a fly?
it's a good time for superman
to lift the sun into the sky
'cause it's gettin' heavy
well i thought it was already as heavy
as can be
tell everybody
waitin' for superman
that they should try to hold on
best they can
he hasn't dropped them
forgot them
or anything
it's just too heavy for superman to lift
is it gettin' heavy?
well i thought it was already as heavy as can be.
tell everybody
waitin' for superman
that they should try to hold on
best they can
he hasn't dropped them
forgot them
or anything
it's just too heavy for superman to lift

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