1. |
The Lake
05:04
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The Lake:
At the end of the lake,
At the edge of the water,
You can see the ripples,
Vestiges of hope.
Nothing's changed,
You can't walk on water,
You can't change the past,
Now it's over..
But if the cymbals
Watered down,
Meaning for you,
I wanna show you
What I mean..
If you don't tell me
How you feel,
Then all our hopes and dreams,
Will be left,
At the end of the lake.
Well down on the delta,
My contemplation,
Mixed up thoughts,
in the midst of violation..
While you'll never see,
It will never be,
Listen if you have the ears,
It might ease your fears..
But if the cymbals
Watered down,
Meaning for you,
I wanna show you
What I mean
If you don't tell me
How you feel,
Then all our hopes and dreams,
Will be left,
At the end of the lake
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2. |
Mr. Fluoxetine
03:57
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Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
I'm familiar with your work,
Side affects
And panic attacks,
They make me shiver and squirm.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
What can you do for me?
I've read a lot,
But I dunno,
How I'll begin to be seen.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
Where have you been?
I ran away,
Just to see who'd follow,
But no one came after me.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
Come and put me to sleep,
The 4 AMs,
and the teleshopping,
Piece by piece I'm turning into creep.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
You don't have to be so mean,
I'm really trying,
To let you in,
And do so graciously.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
Don't help so viciously,
The bumps have been made,
Straight and narrow,
So when will you be kind to me?
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,
It's been a long long time,
Just a few weeks,
With you around,
Has destroyed my frame of mind.
Dear Mr Fluoxetine,,
I tried, I tried, I tried!
I think its time,
We took a break,
But these problems were never yours,
Only mine.
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