Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Baboon Rising
Canonical path: /baboon-rising/dumbfounded
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Dumbfounded
Read Dumbfounded lyrics by Baboon Rising on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dumbfounded
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Cross the street one day
Cars are in the way
Your chewing on some hay
You slipped on a fillet
Your going down the stairs
There are socks everywhere
And Jell-O in your hair
You slipped on your dairy air
Dumbfounded in a hospital room
Two broken legs
'cause I slipped on a broom
Fell right down under my feet
Something didn't feel real neat
I wanted to say "bleep"
'Cause I slipped on a sugar beat
Doctor said I had to drink Tab
My clothing is a bit drab
From my neighbor new shoes I'll nab
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