Axolotl
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Axolotl
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Sailing seas
In bathtubs green
To grimy shores
Waging war
To wade in fours
And sway off course
Scream and shout
Trickle down and out
I’ll build a home at sea
Squeeze a right hand foot
Into a left hand shoe
Eat your words
The first and third should taste of you
Scream and shout
Trickle down and out
I’ll build a home at sea
Hide the mountain from the molehill man
Let it go
Dig a hole to hide the seeds in
Make them grow
Pick a fruit and make the wind blow back to you
Scream and shout
(Don’t get baffled by the flood of information)
Trickle down and out
(That tries to take a hold on me)
I’ll build a home at sea
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Who performs "Axolotl"?
Cosmo Sheldrake performs "Axolotl", and this lyric page sits inside the Cosmo Sheldrake catalog on LyroVerse.
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