| Morning sun begins the day
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| Mothers child has gone away
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| Locked inside the game that they taught him all to play
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| Closet city sleeping pretty tired from the day
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| And if he leaves the tiny porch light dim
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| He’ll keep the dogs at bay
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| Snotty little brat he plays
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| Never puts his toys away
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| Breaks the ones he’s used if they don’t sparkle anymore
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| Dollies in the playhouse kissing
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| All their little heads are missing
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| Chop their tiny hands with this thing
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| That’s what daddy bought them for
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| Red and white’s turned blue today
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| I laught to dry the tear away
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| Sitting in my ceilings face
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| This boiling rainbow webbing places
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| Smiles soft anger feeling shapes
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| Of mouths and hands in sonic scapes
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| Fingers spanning psychic burning
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| Black sabbath record turning
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| Pools of vision, understanding
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| Forms absorb to keep from laughing
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| Climb the walls, half inside them
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| Other side, air is thin there
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| Friends inside pull me to them
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| Cannot keep from laughing, laughing
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| Ripples from the portholes making contact
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| Center bending circles
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| Growing echoes of each other
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| Float reflections of this covered consciousness
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| Inside this eggshell
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| Masterpieces scattered not well spoken
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| Yet still undertaken
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| Tiny streams of orchestration
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| Flow into this fisheye car ride
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| Leaning close to catch his good side
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| Tiny streams of orchestration |