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[00:00.01] I’m at a classroom, trying to explain

[00:04.01] Newton’s laws of motion to you

[00:08.78] First law of motion, inertia’s strong

[00:12.50] Let's break it down, here's the physics song

[00:17.93] Yeah, I, I know it's hard to remember

[00:21.20] The times you pushed that cart

[00:23.35] It's even harder to picture

[00:25.61] It’ll move if you start

[00:27.85] You say it's too late to get it

[00:29.75] But is it too late to try?

[00:32.00] And with the force you exerted

[00:34.32] All of the objects moved now

[00:36.48] I've wasted my nights,

[00:38.89] pondering the light

[00:41.18] Now I'm paralyzed,

[00:43.33] in this scientific fight

[00:45.38] When we called it "Love,"

[00:47.29] But even the sun sets, day turns to night

[00:52.55] I'm at the classroom, learning the laws

[00:56.82] Newton's first law is inertia's call

[01:01.22] Where are the times now? Baby, learn somehow

[01:05.38] Where are the forces acting on you?

[01:09.05] If "happy ever after" did exist

[01:13.75] I would still be explaining laws like this

[01:18.26] And all those lessons are full of truth

[01:22.05] One more push and the law acts for you

[01:26.55] You turned your back on tomorrow's quest

[01:30.96] Forgot yesterday, but let's do our best

[01:33.20] I gave you my love, like a physics test

[01:35.36] But you just gave it away, no time to rest

[01:37.76] Force equals mass times acceleration, (you see)

[01:39.76] The bigger the mass, (the more force it needs to be)

[01:41.77] Light objects move easier, (that's the decree)

[01:43.67] Acceleration's the key, (in this physics spree)

[01:46.33] I've wasted my nights,

[01:48.49] pondering the light

[01:50.75] Now I'm paralyzed,

[01:52.75] in this scientific fight

[01:54.75] When we called it "Love,"

[01:57.01] But even the sun sets, day turns to night

[02:02.26] I'm at the classroom, learning the laws

[02:07.07] Newton's second law is acceleration’s call

[02:11.26] Where are the times now? Baby, learn somehow

[02:15.26] Where are the forces acting on you?

[02:19.51] If "happy ever after" did exist

[02:24.26] I would still be explaining laws like this

[02:28.02] And all those lessons are full of truth

[02:32.02] One more push and the law acts on you

[02:37.17] Now I'm at the classroom

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[02:39.06] Man, let's talk 'bout this

[02:40.22] I'll be out explainin’ all these laws

[02:41.98] While yo’ sitting 'round wondering

[02:42.63] Why it wasn't you who learned from the beginning

[02:44.53] Started from the basics

[02:45.54] Now, when you see me, I'm teaching

[02:46.94] And all of my lessons start with a push of a button

[02:48.94] Newton's first law,

[02:50.34] I'll tell you what it's all about

[02:52.79] An object at rest stays at rest, no doubt

[02:53.68] Unless acted upon by an external force

[02:54.82] Like when you kick a football on a soccer course

[02:55.73] Swish, what a game, could have got tricked

[02:58.04] Had a really good aim, but you missed your last shot

[03:00.35] So you talk about the ball you see at the stop

[03:02.14] Or what you could've saw, but sad to say, it's over for

[03:04.55] Newton's second law, force equals mass times acceleration

[03:06.69] Like when you push a car, it moves in relation

[03:08.69] Now, third law of motion, for every action, there's a reaction

[03:10.85] Like when you jump off a boat, it moves in the opposite direction

[03:12.24] I'm at the classroom, learning the laws,

[03:16.15] Newton's three laws let’s recall (woo)

[03:20.96] Where have the reactions gone? Gravity's all mine

[03:25.11] Where are the interactions that make things align? (yeah, yeah)

[03:29.27] If "happy ever after" did exist (oh, yeah)

[03:33.94] I would still be explaining laws like this

[03:38.09] And all those lessons are full of truth

[03:42.40] One more push and the law acts for you (yeah)

[03:46.82] Now I'm at the classroom