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Created on: October 08, 2009
The clock is ticking
My mind is wishing
Oh me, oh my
I've lost my guy
The zebra pleads composure
To these very cold-hearted trolls
He seeks to be a maker
But only at the Poles
Kevin, Joseph,
Andrew, too
What makes you think
I left because of you?
Butterflies, lilacs
Both go in gardens
Dolphins, sharks
Become great burdens
My mind
My sanity
The doctor's left the building
The lies
The tradgedy
Oh, how my mind is filling
Nonsense
Despair
Coming from everywhere
Denial
And truth
My love is in Deluth
Doctor, doctor!
Prescribe some benzadrine
My mother's in the hallway
And she's blowing off steam
Ha-ha!
I won
But the war has just begun
Against my mind
I'm going to fight!
Don't be afraid
If I don't make it through the night
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Banished as we are from God
We are the sacerdotal lepers
Of the moon who feed upon
The universal majesty of star-dust
You
"To Find Myself"
I'm the lost reflection of you
Yes, I'm the sinner and beggar too
Too far gone to be saved now
Long gone lost
Dear Sanity, you are my only friend
But why do you disappear and then come back again?
Do you not realize how much I need
No one will be the wiser,
if their involvement is not known.
incompetency is the issue,
until you have no tone.
if recognition
Congratulations!
You made it through another day,
and the little white men didn't take you away
in their padded wagon
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