Paranoid
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Paranoid
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I watched a monkey swimming in my bed like a bird.
I watched a donkey flying at my head like the monkey.
I felt a liquid running down my throat like a toad.
I felt a smell, a taste of marmalade, when I saw your face.
I'm becoming paranoid with you gone.
If I could go back in time just to find
one more lie to buy some time.
I saw a baby screaming in a car and run so far.
I lost my shoes, found them in a pool with the baby.
I took the car, drove into a bend and bent in bed.
I watched myself falling from a cliff when I heard you breathe.
I'm becoming paranoid with you gone.
If I could go back in time just to find
one more lie to buy some time.
I'm becoming paranoid with you gone.
If I could go back in time just to find
one more lie to buy some time.
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