Psychological
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Psychological
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You've got a problem with the reason why
an isometric haircut and a painted eye
it's psychological
Is it a cry for help or call to arms
frustration, false alarms
it's psychological
(All in mind)
There's something in the attic can it smell so bad
an undertaker in a bowler hat
psychological
What's that spilt on the kitchen floor?
Who's that knocking on the cellar door
it's psychological
Or is it only your imagination
driving me crazy, crazy
baby, baby, please
it's psychological
(All in mind)
I thought I heard a baby cry I thought I heard a train(?)
down in the cemetery
cellophane
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