I dreamed about Uncle Ben's yesterday
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I won't even wish it on my enemy.
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It would be better to dream of a Mercedes,
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That shines like a samurai sword.
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Everything turned upside down for me:
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Children, home, mistress, work.
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Someone from the jar is looking at me,
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This is such a gift for the people.
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Tired of this thing
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I did not see when I was born,
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The black uncle is rabid,
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Bares his teeth, having fun.
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The thought will sit in my head,
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I'll drown myself this time.
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Who is he, aunt or uncle,
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So feeds us?
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Fur coat-oak. |
Hali-gali!
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You're laughing in vain, dear girl.
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Dreams are such a thing, and you will understand
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If you suddenly dreamed of an image,
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You drew it - you won't erase it.
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Soon he will get you and me,
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How much in vain, little boy, wrinkle your nose.
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You chew the sauce, and it will immediately become
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Copper sulfate skin.
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Tired of this thing
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I did not see when I was born,
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The black uncle is rabid,
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Bares his teeth, having fun.
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The thought will sit in my head,
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I'll drown myself this time.
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Who is he, aunt or uncle,
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So feeds us?
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I bang my head against the wall,
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I see Bens in a saucepan, on fire.
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Jar with curly label
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This is the second night I've been dreaming about.
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During the day the nightmares became worse than the night
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It seems like a dense forest around.
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And so it happened, I will say in short,
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I dreamed about Uncle Ben's yesterday.
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Tired of this thing
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I did not see when I was born,
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The black uncle is rabid,
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Bares his teeth, having fun.
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The thought will sit in my head,
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I'll drown myself this time.
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Who is he, aunt or uncle,
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So feeds us? |