In school you learn a
In school you learn a lot these days
The utmost important things to know
Like how to draw the US flag
And how to spell Van Gough
I know the quadratic equation
And every element’s atomic mass
How to tell rock from mineral
And the appropriate use of a dash
I know every number to pi
And what kind of pie the queen liked best
Because knowing cherry vs. rhubarb
Is sure to be one of life’s greatest tests
Lincoln’s uncle’s dentist’s name?
That my friends is Bruce
As for the height of the Eiffel Tower
It’s 1,062
In school you learn a lot these days
The utmost important things it’s so
But how to do taxes or get a job?
Eh, that I’ll never know
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