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Electricity, electricity
Electricity, electricity!
Electricity!
Electricity!
When you're in the dark, and you wanna see
(Electricity, electricity)
Well, now, flip that switch, and what do you get?
(Electricity, electricity)
Every room can now be lit
(Electricity, electricity.)
Where do you think it all comes from?
(Electricity, electricity)
Through high wires to here it comes.
(Electricity, electricity)
Every building is wired to give it the
(Electricity, electricity)
And then power plants must all use fire to make
(Electricity, electricity)
Well, yeah, burnin' fuel and usin' steam generate
Turn that generator on by any means to make.
_A generator is a machine that contains a powerful magnet that creates a magnetic field. When wires are rotated rapidly through this field, there's a current of electricity produced. And now if we only had a superhero who could stand here and turn the generator real fast, we wouldn't need to burn so much fuel to make..._
ELECTRICITY!
Benjamin Franklin with his kite was searchin' for
(Electricity, electricity)
And he knew it had somethin' to do with lightnin', it's all
(Electricity, electricity)
Rubbin' a comb with wool or fur will give you
(Electricity, electricity)
Strokin' a cat to make it purr, it only gives...
_Electricity at rest is called static electricity, like in the winter, when you're wearin' a heavy coat, you get a shock off the doorknob, or you scrape across a carpet and sneak upon your very best friend and zap in on the ear with a SHOCK!_
(Electricity, electricity. Electricity, electricity.)
Well, current flowing to and fro makes a circuit
(Electricity, electricity)
Now voltage is the pressure that makes it go
(Electricity, electricity)
Watts will tell you just how much you'll be usin'
(Electricity, electricity)
And it's powerful stuff, so watch that plug, it's potent
(Electricity, electricity)
Electricity, electricity (x12)