| There’s a man who I could never see his face
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| and this man always covers up his teeth
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| for the fear, oh, they may be falling out
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| with his senile dreams of snakes he can’t let go broken bones yes his nose to
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| compliment his face it’s a shame not to sprain on either of his
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| Currently he’s sitting by the fire in his chair 23 years young but you’d never
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| know from that stare.
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| I know that you can’t ever see the way I know this man.
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| I think I’ll run away from all the secrets that he carries in his hat.
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| A bottle to his mouth of rum will pretty much fix that.
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| His experience with a schizophrenic friend
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| though he never knew his name he called him Harry Skeleton.
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| They’re coming and they’re going always fleeing from the scene the picture
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| perfect image in imagining a scene.
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| Go to hell he snarls at you from the mirror in the wall but he’s looking
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| through you out into the hallways of his madness and the
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| Casa Blanca scenes.
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| What’s he to be running from? |
| The parties and the freaks.
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| Wash your mouth out. |
| Do your curtsy or you’ll bow down.
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| Can’t you ever see my days? |
| I know you want to be there Mr Green
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| and I’ll see.
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| Screwing out the light bulbs toking on his pipe and smoke billows around his
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| head of paranoia
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| deluded thoughts but you could never ever wonder where he got this from. |