Chutes and Ladders
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Chutes and Ladders
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Dont wake me up
Im on the wagon again, my friend
Mow the carpet at three a.m.
Its time to water the TV again
The words appear on the empty screen
Did you know have you heard
Things arent what they seem
And I know everything starts to go
When the medications running low
Chutes and Ladders
Get ready set
you better start running
Chutes and Ladders
Hit the deck again
because the cannon balls coming
Stop looking at me
Cant you see
That everybodys crazy but me
everybodys crazy
Hide in the dark until the coast is clear
Tie myself to my favorite chair
And I know, oh no
Hit the deck again because the cannon balls coming
Im going up and down
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Parker Theory performs "Chutes and Ladders", and this lyric page sits inside the Parker Theory catalog on LyroVerse.
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