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Artist: Lovedrug
Canonical path: /lovedrug/the-narcoleptic
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Narcoleptic
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Narcoleptic
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Driving late at night
and I'm falling asleep
your pills barely keep me awake
dreaming of dragons carrying away
princesses in my mind
drinking from fountains, pipe dreams wade
making ripples in my pool
this is something you can't deny
you're freaking me out
every fairy tale needs a hero like me
to work things out
I gotta work it out
the queen says she needs me
to rescue her tall towers
but I say "some other time"
This is something I can't deny
it's seeking me out
every woman and child
needs a hero like me to save them all
I better work my stuff
No thanks really....
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