| I’m stuck in a room
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| Your stare won’t flatter
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| I’m easily amused
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| It doesn’t matter
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| Out growing your old friends soon
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| I’m pulling through, I’m pulling through
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| Strike me on the jaw, jumbo eggs crack
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| Lay your head sideways, lay your head sideways
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| Place your head around my neck
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| And hope for blackening sky
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| Bootleggers pork and beans
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| Floods flooding rubber boots
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| Like dennis hoppers dreams
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| The feathers fly from cock fights
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| By the spice factory door
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| It smells like a hot curry
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| And christmas tamales are tied with a yellow string
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| And the smell reminds me of, the smell reminds me of
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| The markets full of cages with chickens and ducks
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| The barrels of eels they are flooded out at twelve inches
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| Those glasses they are to big for my head
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| And someone elses boots, they are hurting my feet
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| The salt and pepper head said
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| My lopsided chin beard it grows by itself
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| The collard, kale and swisschard are grown to feed
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| Swollen river prison camps
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| Hand made grave marks the spot where you lay
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| And three brown teeth are left in your head |
| Tracks do divide, tracks do divide, tracks… |