No gov­ern­ment is a way of life.
No gov­ern­ment means to trust your friends.
I know who I am, and you know who you are.
If every­body knew what they wanted,
There’d be noth­ing, noth­ing left.
Peo­ple would do what they wanted,
And there’d be no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no gov­ern­ment,
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
Peo­ple would do what they wanted,
And there’d be no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
Peo­ple would do what they wanted,
And there’d be no gov­ern­ment.
Life is me, tempt­ing, refresh­ing me,
Mak­ing me stretch.
My body is flow­ing, and happy, and feel­ing refreshed.
My choices, believe me, are infi­nite, easy.
Excit­ing and mys­ti­cal choices before me.
They tell me my life is a jour­ney in no gov­ern­ment.
If every­body lived in their bod­ies,
We’d have so much, so much time.
Touch­ing would be such a passtime,
And we’d have such lazy days.
We’d have such lazy days,
For we’d kiss them away.
Peo­ple would wor­ship eachother,
And we’d have loose, lazy ways.
No gov­ern­ment is an easy time.
No gov­ern­ment is an excit­ing life.
We work for our­selves and we love for our­selves,
And for no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no suf­fer­ing,
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
The peo­ple would see, and let them be,
And we’d have no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
There’d be no gov­ern­ment.
Peo­ple would see, and let them be,
And there’ll be no gov­ern­ment.
No gov­ern­ment is a way of life