He knew what everyone was looking for
He found a market and capitalized upon it
He'd always look me straight in the eyes when he was talking
He'd give the world a more presentable version of himself

He spoke in terms of what we wanted, rather than what he wanted
(He presented his argument in a convincing manner)
He presented his arguments in a convincing way
(And he always had a smile on his face that was never)
Whenever he spoke, the room fell silent, not as if they were scared of him
(Condescending, but always cheerful, as if he was just so happy to see you)
But as if they just really cared–

I want to
I want to

Parking lot, at one point, um
You've been traveling different cities a while
And what's the first thing that ever happened to you in your life?
(Oh God) [?] had been destroyed

He's a rookie, um, in a computer part company
In Dennis Port, Massachusetts
And he had all of these cars, like, you know, and even more importantly
And he had a deadline coming up with a baby budget, a degreaser, and uh
And, um, he bought acres of my fuckin' land
He'd been working there all day long, I've got the [?]

He's like, come back tomorrow, go to the parking lot
And get your dirty car
There's one vehicle in there, these 32 cars
He gets in the car, backs out of his seat, parks it
Headed back at it, and headed in the first [?] uh, it was- fuck
Uh, it was this '67-something car
He said the vehicle was, you know, wasn't decent
It was built [?], (right)
No, he doesn't even try it, and it was really weird [?]

Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)

Dare I say, an honest man
Dare I say, an honest man
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)

Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)

Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)
Dare I say, an honest man (I want to)