Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Splitsville
Canonical path: /splitsville/shrinky-dink
Related lyric paths: 6
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Shrinky Dink
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Shrinky Dink
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Last night you cut me out and propped me up
With endless alibis of endless love
You colored me with lies
And melted me with your green eyes
Now I'm a more convenient size
I saw this movie once in black & white
Some poor schmuck sailed into a cloud of light
And just like me he grew
The wrong way than he wanted to
'Til he was less than minuscule
Today I woke up feeling sick of it
I'm no more than a shrinking violet
But when I looked up at your face again
I knew right then
That I would be your toy
Forever. . . .
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