| Begins as a rumbling in the stomach.
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| Hiding in muddy waters
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| Dive into the cradle
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| And grow a little into the socket.
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| Hide and seek with your father, hot and cold.
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| Eat my mother's tears in a ladle.
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| The sun melts in the window like a mouthful of gold.
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| Daddy-daddy was make-believe
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| In the socket (dad was pretend!)
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| Stuffed panel belly!
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| Panel sky edge!
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end,
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| Where is my father's panel.
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| I know that same tent in the neighborhood,
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| To choke on a box and a half.
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| Poke chunks of smoke down your throat
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| On the day when in a special pearl.
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| Run away under a down jacket, the body is paired.
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| My head is buzzing, a bullet-paranoia is buzzing in my head.
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| Past mother, right into a hangover dream.
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| New morning, panel groan.
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| Socket!
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| Stuffed panel belly!
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| Panel sky edge!
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end,
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| Where is my father's panel.
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| A wedding mimosa blew up -
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| All panel dramas are like a stencil.
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| And a smile is just an abrasion below the nose,
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| In the photo of the family, which is not.
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| Hide and seek with your son, like someone else's life.
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| Run away from the panel, stung
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| And sour, sour: to the squirrel, to demonism!
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| Hello, panel son of a panel father!
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| Socket!
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| Stuffed panel belly!
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| Panel sky edge!
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end;
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| I'm going to Russia, I won't get to the end,
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| Where is my father's panel. |