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00:45
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some day, in a long while
there'll be a starry anchor, a lace-ridden smile
coming to greet you as you wake
a pretty new bow, and a silver pony
a shining baby
the stars are coming down to kiss you
and saturn's sorry she lied
but neptune's already losing this one, he's losing this one
counting steps on the moon
is such a thrilling pass-time, for lonely harpoons
the ocean's mouth will open soon
she holds your dainty heart in huge procession
my world's invention
you know i love you
i'm sorry, you have to know
'cause i won't say it, but i'll
make sure the world does
i'll make sure the world does
the stars are comin' down to kiss you
admiring your floral flair
(neptune's greatest loss was)
the ocean's best angler,
their loving skewer
(aa!)
(-see what bonsonium does when taken internally.
my assistant, beaker, here, will now drink the bonsonium
oh, that's alright, there-there beaker. just take a teensy little sip at first, and remember not to get carried away and gulp the whole thing)
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Ugly Lullaby
01:36
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this is a lullaby
oh, how i love to sing to you
watch all the things my fingers do
and i'll kiss your ear
this is a lullaby
my ugly lullaby
and though, i'm singing true
and i'll sing to you
oh, 1999
never ran out of time
hope they're still offering
when it's far too late
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and, now i've put you to sleep
you'll never know just how we got here in the morning, little bird,
and one of mine's that pretty girl on your arm, darlin'
who you're holding as if the whole world should end, oh, tomorrow
the curtain calls, and it's sad, but it's time to go.
(oooo oooo oooo oooo) sleeping pills
ancient egypt
all the spiders in your room get their kicks off your wanderin', all night
and a smarter man than i would ask, where to now, honey?
don't your eyes run out of the drive to look down the road at what's coming?
present's a commodity, bought in the past
(oooo oooo oooo oooo) sleeping pills
(oooo oooo oooo oooo) sleeping pills
and now, i've put you to sleep
you'll never know just how we got here in the morning, little bird,
and one of mine's that golden girl on your arm, darlin'
who you're holdin' as if the whole world should end, oh, tomorrow
the curtain calls, and it's sad, but it's time to go.
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Brandy jarr
01:26
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i had a long time to find
a right way
to go about
digging up your bones
i found your old numbers
you don't speak english very well,
but we're still friends
i can't annunciate very loud,
but i'm still on stage
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loveballad
01:32
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Jude Ripley New Jersey
resident 5-legged fish from hell
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