From the recording An Ordinary Urge (1984) and It's The Renaissance (1983)
Lyrics
Just out of school he gets
Just what he's waiting for
There's nothing to all this rolling on the floor
Rockets and airplanes
Seem to amaze him
Nothing he says
Incriminates him
How much time do you think he's wasted
Wondering if he's gonna get to taste it
Two legs can move so gracefully
He entertaining visions of greatness
Something from home he blames for the lateness
The possibilities of leading great nations
He's not embarrassed by these aspiration
Don't confuse this late ambition
For Anything less than the best intentions
Two legs can move so gracefully
You fall to pieces
Your just a wreck with a girl
Who's legs are on fire
It starts with kisses
Hits and misses
All your will checked by desire
How much time do you think he's wasted
Wondering if he's gonna get to taste it
Two legs can move so gracefully
You drop a line
Just Like clockwork
Oh but your voice is so frantic
You make a mark for every disaster
Your just a hopeless romantic
He takes a chance with somebodies sister
She moves so fast and fails to kiss him
He won't let this upset his momentum
Business and love is nothing to run from
How much time do you think he's wasted
Wondering if he's gonna get to taste it
Two legs can move so gracefully