Do The Asylum
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Do The Asylum
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A million years ago dropped a space ship from the sky
Refugees from another galaxy ~ their brains
erased, they don't know why they came here
They don't know that they came from a
peaceful garden
Turned away from their green, green planet
They were judged mad
Let us all have a reliving of another time,
faraway
We were cheery, we were larks, yeah ~
Pure euphoria and so gay
Can you remember that peaceful garden? I feel like it was yesterday
Turned away from our green, green planet
We were judged mad
We don't know where we are tonight
We don't know where we are tonight
We don't know where we are tonight
Earth was our word for the nuthouse
Willkomen to the asylum
Asylumist Asylumist They're sucking us back home
Back homeā¦
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