Sugar Doors
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Sugar Doors
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I felt my body down the stream
My floating mind was understanding
I talked to my shadow
Itself a shadow yeah
I opened a door, my sugar doors
I gently lay down on the stone
It made myself to be that stone
No one who care my thoughts
And the elephant and toys
Few birds who sing so cute and loud
Uh, uh
Ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah
I opened a door, my sugar door
And finally I realized
I was into in old wood hotel
In my fitation ways
Just thinking that's no bad
I am young dude in maternal flashback
Uh, uh
Ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah
I opened a door my sugar doors
I opened a door my sugar doors
I opened a door my sugar doors
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