| In my art gallery some strange things happen
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| By the way it’s the opening day
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| wilkomöl in let your mind fly away
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| Have some wine we ask you to stay
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| There are paintings that kisses
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| With their frames the chandelier they misses
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| and if a fountain of silver and gold you’ll find
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| just pick a coin, make a wish and a rhyme
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| explaining the world but looks like a broken wheel
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| Here in my gallery Welcome in
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| It’s a house of joy an husein afla
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| Skeleton sculptures with hollow red
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| eyes purple glass spiders walking on lines
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| A hundred rainbow coloured swords
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| ringing like a church carillon
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| Snake like rusty plumbing
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| crawl under the ceiling
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| buckled steel plates like dragon scales
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| A white cold breka like rime on my brim
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| Is this truth or fiction…
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| It’s what you want it to be
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| Here in my gallery Welcome in
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| It’s a house of joy a house of sin
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| Stay in my gallery Why don’t you come on in
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| I’m waiting for you Where have you been
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| In my gallery there’s always fun
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| No need to be afraid, no need to run
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| It’s so very brait# so full of sun
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| and it’s my loving doll, my honey bun…
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| Once there was a man
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| that came in here
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| He told me his dreams
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| he’s in another sphere
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| sucked up in the colour stage
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| it’s just another page
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| He reached a higher level
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| This can go on forever
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| Why not Pablo Picasso, maybe Renoir
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| It’s so easy to decide in here — you can’t go too far
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| The same came in here
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| He was lost in his dream, it was fun and so surreal
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| He was dancing in the colour stage
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| with the skeletons and the purple spiders
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| He said, How can this be so real…
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| Why not Pablo Picasso, maybe Renoir
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| It’s so easy to decide in here — you can’t go too far
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| White pearl statues smiling in marble halls
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| A flock of seagulls on the northern wall
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| Black Velvet skies in big blue eyes
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| I think I saw Jimi H in the haze
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| Crystal windows on the third floor
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| sugar cane fences down below
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| A little boy beside his mum
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| A poor man dressed in rag
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| I’m here — I feel — okay — here I’ll stay
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| jump in — be the mouse — in my maze
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| Be the mouse in my maze
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| I’m the cat so lets race!
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| Then they came — the critics of fame
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| They brother eyes
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| Sipping red wine telling lies
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| A point or two shoot the dice
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| An old man with tired eyes
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| A student with books in his hands
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| They understand much more than you know
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| They don’t even have a plan
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| Sipping red wine telling lies
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| A point or two now shoot the dice — shoot the dic |