Wool
from Problem Pages by Invocal
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lyrics
Those cats in the wool
Their babies and all
Jonathan puts them in water, says
There's not enough food
These people keeps guns
And traps, trips and bombs
And poison that won't only damage those
Named on the bottle
I should be in my own home
I'm sorry I'm here
But my Dad's not around and I've seen something drowning
It's the sad absent gaze
Only seen on the dead
I confess
I'm a mess
and I know I should not be.
You've found a new friend
Who won't let you laugh at anything
You've found a new junior oppressor who
Saves you from thinking
But one day he'll leave
Replaced with a similar thing
Prescriptions that won't only damamge those
Named on the bottle
I've ask how you are and they say that you're fine,
Sometimes work gets you down - children sure do exhaust you
And of course you're not fine
And you've probably never been
And you won't let it go
You believe you should not be.
We'll sleep in the wool
Protected from everything
How pointless to cry over nature and
Life's grim solutions.
I should be in my own home
I'm sorry I'm here
But there's no-one around and I've seen someone drowning
It's the sad absent gaze
Only seen on the dead
I confess
I'm a mess
and I know I should not be.
Their babies and all
Jonathan puts them in water, says
There's not enough food
These people keeps guns
And traps, trips and bombs
And poison that won't only damage those
Named on the bottle
I should be in my own home
I'm sorry I'm here
But my Dad's not around and I've seen something drowning
It's the sad absent gaze
Only seen on the dead
I confess
I'm a mess
and I know I should not be.
You've found a new friend
Who won't let you laugh at anything
You've found a new junior oppressor who
Saves you from thinking
But one day he'll leave
Replaced with a similar thing
Prescriptions that won't only damamge those
Named on the bottle
I've ask how you are and they say that you're fine,
Sometimes work gets you down - children sure do exhaust you
And of course you're not fine
And you've probably never been
And you won't let it go
You believe you should not be.
We'll sleep in the wool
Protected from everything
How pointless to cry over nature and
Life's grim solutions.
I should be in my own home
I'm sorry I'm here
But there's no-one around and I've seen someone drowning
It's the sad absent gaze
Only seen on the dead
I confess
I'm a mess
and I know I should not be.
credits
from Problem Pages,
released December 10, 2004
Music & lyrics by R. Swayne
Music & lyrics by R. Swayne
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