One day, when I came home
at lunch time, I heard a funny noise.
Went out to the back yard
to find out if it was one of those rowdy boys.
Stood there with my neighbor, called Peter, and a flux capacitor.
He told me he built a time machine,
like one in a film I've seen,
yeah.
He said, "I've been to the year three thousand,
not much has changed, but they lived under water.
And your great, great, great, granddaughter
is doing fine,
doing fine."
He took me to the future in the flux thing,
and I saw everything.
Boy bands, and another one,
and another one,
and another one.
Girls there with round hair, like Star Wars,
float above the floor.
We drove around in a time machine,
like one in a film I've seen,
Yeah! Woo!
He said, "I've been to the year three thousand,
not much has changed, but they lived under water.
And your great, great, great, granddaughter
is doing fine,
doing fine."
I took a ship to the year three thousand,
this song had gone multi-platinum.
Everybody bought our seventh album,
it had outsold Kelly Clarkson.
I took a ship to the year three thousand,
this song had gone multi-platinum.
Everybody bought our seventh album...
He told me he built a time machine,
like one in a film I've seen,
yeah.
I've been to the year three thousand,
not much has changed, but they lived under water.
And your great, great, great, granddaughter
is doing fine,
doing fine.
Ohhh...
Oh!
He said, "I've been to the year three thousand."
Yeah!
"Not much has changed, but they lived under water."
Whoa, yeah!
"And your great, great, great, grand daughter,
granddaughter,
is doing fine.
Doing fine, yeah!
Doing fine!"
He said, "I've been to the year three thousand,
not much has changed, but they lived under water."
Whoa, yeah!
"And your great, great, great, granddaughter
is doing fine,
Doing fine!"
He said, "I've been to the year three thousand,
not much has changed, but they lived under water.
And your great, great, great, granddaughter
is doing fine,
doing fine."
Ha!
