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Bizzaro
03:43
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I can't remember the hour
Of my hypnotic state
My eyes have opened the shutter
Taking now what the others take
Psychedelic drugs on the counter
Hands behind can't make you the asker
I couldn't respond through the laughter
And everybody (everybody) knows
I don't know a thing (nothing)
I know everything (omniscient)
Ears ringing like a top at the front door
With no prescriptive purr
Feeling now that my mind cannot restore
Wish for descriptive cure
Psychedelic drugs on the counter
Hands behind can't make you the asker
I couldn't respond through the laughter
And everybody (everybody) knows
I don't know a thing (nothing)
I know everything (omniscient)
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2. |
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And the flowers grow on
What I want
Is a place to call home
Chuckie cheese, I don't need these things
And the wall grows higher
I don't want
Another brick in the mix
Chuckie cheese, I don't need these things
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3. |
Strange Eyes
03:36
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What would you do?
If all the pieces came together for you
Why would you stay?
If you became way too familiar with your own day
I read the signs
And soon enough I'll be a stranger in my own eyes
Don't set the time
We can set it in our own minds
Time is only what you feel
So coast along this vibe
We create our reality
Lets live it 'till we die
An open door
Where you run into a world unexplored
Inside a dream
Inside a paradise where you are no longer frustrated
Time is only what you feel
So coast along this vibe
We create our reality
Lets live it 'till we die
Time is only what you feel
So coast along this vibe
We create our reality
Lets live it 'till we die
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4. |
Pink
05:29
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Hold these all the same
Choosing life or rain
Watch the air you breathe
Warning: choose to sheathe
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Post psych-punk from the mountain.
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