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Well man created the cardboard box to sleep in it
And man converted the newspaper to a blanket
Well you have to admit that he's come a long way
Since swinging about in the treesWe're the smartest monkeys
The smartest monkeys
The evidence is all around
Our brains are bigger this we've found
The smartest monkeysWell man discovered the park bench can make a transition
And the rubbish tip makes a valid form of nutrition
With discoveries like these
Civilization agrees
To give itself a pat on the backWe're the smartest monkeys
The smartest monkeys
The evolution's plain to see
We're the dominant of the species
The smartest monkeysWe're the smartest monkeys
The smartest monkeysWe brought the caveman from the stone age
To the subways of the modern world

How they pack so many in
Quick call the Guinness Book of RecordsWell you have to admit
That he's come a long way
Since swinging about in the treesWe're the smartest monkeys
The smartest monkeys
The evidence is all around
Our brains are bigger this we've found
The smartest monkeysThe smartest monkeys
The smartest monkeys
The evolution's plain to see
We're the dominant of the species
The smartest monkeysThe evidence is all around
Our brains are bigger this we've found
The smartest monkeys, okay
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COLIN MOULDINGPublished by
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XTC were an influential rock band (starting out as a post-punk outfit but eventually developing into a sound that was a mix of new wave and alternative/college rock) which formed Swindon, England in 1972. For most of their career, the band consisted of Andy Partridge (vocals, guitar), Colin Moulding (vocals, bass) and Dave Gregory (guitar, keyboards). Gregory replaced founding keyboardist Barry Andrews in 1979 and left himself in 1999.

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