| - Whoo. - I teeter-tottered. | |
| - You wanna play on the teeter-totter? | |
| -It would teeter crazily on the spindle. | |
| Actually, it's more of a teeter. | |
| And remember, teeter on the brink. | |
| - Whoo. - I teeter-tottered. | |
| - You wanna play on the teeter-totter? | |
| -It would teeter crazily on the spindle. | |
| Actually, it's more of a teeter. | |
| And remember, teeter on the brink. | |
| * And it teeters on the brink * * On the edges of window ledges * | |
| A lone figure teeters on the edge of an abyss. | |
| Albini teeters, but can be swayed. | |
| At moments he teeters precariously on the edge of this ledge... calmly looking down into the abyss below. | |
| But in the meanwhile, my own clan teeters on the brink of civil war. | |
| * And it teeters on the brink * * On the edges of window ledges * | |
| A lone figure teeters on the edge of an abyss. | |
| Albini teeters, but can be swayed. | |
| At moments he teeters precariously on the edge of this ledge... calmly looking down into the abyss below. | |
| But in the meanwhile, my own clan teeters on the brink of civil war. | |
| - Major financial institutions have teetered on the edge of collapse... and some failed. | |
| And at that exact moment, the woman spun twice, teetered over, and fell right into my lap. | |
| As Juanita teetered dangerously close to the white light, Lynette and Tom were headed into a black hole. | |
| France teetered on the very edge of a revolution. | |
| From runaway volcanism that led to vast extinctions to tiny microbes that triggered a global deep freeze, life has teetered perilously close to the brink time and time again. | |
| "Every morning, he wakes up teetering on the edge of his own sanity. | |
| # And I'm teetering Oh, darlin' | |
| 'Cause, you know, the last six senior class presidents, they've all been guys, and look where that's got us- you know, teetering on a double-dip recession. | |
| - You see him teetering? Phew! | |
| - You're kidding. I have less than 20 minutes to save our lives... and I am teetering on the brink of a hypoglycemic reaction, so- | |
| - Major financial institutions have teetered on the edge of collapse... and some failed. | |
| And at that exact moment, the woman spun twice, teetered over, and fell right into my lap. | |
| As Juanita teetered dangerously close to the white light, Lynette and Tom were headed into a black hole. | |
| France teetered on the very edge of a revolution. | |
| From runaway volcanism that led to vast extinctions to tiny microbes that triggered a global deep freeze, life has teetered perilously close to the brink time and time again. | |
| "Every morning, he wakes up teetering on the edge of his own sanity. | |
| # And I'm teetering Oh, darlin' | |
| 'Cause, you know, the last six senior class presidents, they've all been guys, and look where that's got us- you know, teetering on a double-dip recession. | |
| - You see him teetering? Phew! | |
| - You're kidding. I have less than 20 minutes to save our lives... and I am teetering on the brink of a hypoglycemic reaction, so- | |
