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Honda Advert: hate something, change something

27/3/2014

image from http://diesel-outlet.com/

Here's a song for anyone
whose ever hated
in the key of Grrr...
can hate be good?
can hate be great?
can hate be good?
can hate be great?
can hate be something we don't hate?
Whistling...
We'd like to know, why it is so
that certain diesels must be slow
and thwack and thrum and pong
and hum and clatter-clat
hate something
change something
hate something
make something betterrrr..
Oh isn't it just bliss, when a diesel goes like this..
Hate something, change something
hate something, change something
Make something betterrrr...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwRCBHhyrAA

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