Rooftop Brawl
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Rooftop Brawl
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There was a rooftop brawl,
And I twisted my own arm.
I had been working
In the mirror on my charm.
And in the silence,
I started laughing again.
I saw the stars.
I didn't care.
There was a crowd below
With their faces to the sky.
They seemed so curious,
But I could not tell you why.
I started floating just like the ocean.
Everyone screaming, nobody there.
There was a sidewalk wake,
I had stitches in my side.
I had been looking with
A flashlight for my pride.
I heard the sirens,
And they were crying.
Everyone flying scared.
I got a number written down
On the back of my hand,
But I can't read it.
I got a notice in my pocket that
I don't understand.
I think I need it.
I got a watch on my wrist,
But it just won't tick.
I don't know.
I got a key that I swallowed,
Yeah its part of the trick.
I gotta go.
And if the sun comes up,
It will still be a surprise.
I will be statue still,
Rubbing both my eyes.
The bells are ringing,
The bees are stinging,
And I am singing,
"La da da da."
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