Who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, whoHe's Franz Kafka, a bureaucrat came to his deskPra stance Kafka where towns and mines are Roman netsHey, Kaka, his self-esteem is statuette.His dad was a blowhard, his mom was a wreck.Esprecken, German, when he preferred Czech.He tried to learn science, but soon switched to law.And imagined great *** with each woman he saw.Franz Kafka, you love like pay, like a checker burn less.Proud of Kafka, an insect's mind is just too grotesque.Hey, Kaka, even Sandra thinks you're Kafkaesque.Franz Kafka.In the daylight he wrote for his insurance firm.In the darkness his prose made his audience squirm.His bohemian's world was a slouch and a shrug.Like a chameleon turned on the couch as a bug.Hey, Kaka, a bureaucrat came to his desk.Franz Kafka, where towns and mines are open desk.Hey, Kaka, his self-esteem.His self-esteem is statuette.Franz Kafka.Hey, Kaka.Hey, Kaka.Hey, Kaka.Hey, Kaka, you love like pay, like a check for less.Franz Kafka.Hey, Kaka.Hey, Kaka.Even his catcher thinks you're Kafkaesque.In the daylight he wrote for his insurance firm.In the darkness his prose made his audience squirm.His bohemian's world was a slouch and a shrug.Like a chameleon turned on the couch, you know?Out there's a boat from KharkovA bureaucrat chained to his deskUpon to KharkovWhere towns and mines are RomanesqueHey KharkovSelf-esteem is statuesqueOoh, ooh, oohThat's KharkovOoh, ooh, oohOoh, ooh, oohOoh, ooh, oohOoh, ooh, oohOoh, ooh, ooh*Thank you.