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The Last DJ - Tom Petty



     
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Well, you can't turn him into a company man
You can't turn him into a whore
And the boys upstairs
Just don't understand anymoreWell, the top brass don't like him
Talking so much
And he won't play what they say to play
And he don't want to change
What don't need to changeThere goes the last DJ
Who plays what he wants to play
And says what he wants to say
Hey, hey, heyAnd there goes your freedom of choice
There goes the last human voice
There goes the last DJWell, some folks say they're gonna hang him so high
'Cause you just can't do what he did
There's some things you just can't
Put in the mind of those kidsAs we celebrate mediocrity
All the boys upstairs want to see
How much you'll pay for

What you used to get for freeThere goes the last DJ
Who plays what he wants to play
And says what he wants to say
Hey, hey, heyAnd there goes your freedom of choice
There goes the last human voice
And there goes the last DJWell, he got him a station down in Mexico
And sometimes it'll kinda come in
And I'll bust a move
And remember how it was back thenThere goes the last DJ
Who plays what he wants to play
And says what he wants to say
Hey, hey, heyAnd there goes your freedom of choice
There goes the last human voice
There goes the last DJ

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Thomas Earl Petty (born 20 October 1950 in Gainesville, Florida) is an American musician, singer, composer and songwriter.
After working with his early bands The Sundowners, The Epics, and Mudcrutch (which also included future Heartbreakers members Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench) he began his recording career with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers when the band broke onto the national music scene with their 1976 self-titled debut album.

Read more about Tom Petty on Last.fm.


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