I Am A Human Head
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I Am A Human Head
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I'm a human head
And my best friend is also a head
I don't really need my best friend
Now my friend is gone
And I'm only a head by myself
I find I don't need my whole head
Now I'm just the top of a head
Just the scalp and the hair
I don't like the scalp, just the hair
What do I really need?
Best friend, also a head
Just the head, just the scalp
Hair
Friend, no
Head, no
Scalp, no
Hair
I am only one human hair
With no scalp for a home
All I need's the top of a head
Now all I am is just a skull
I don't have any head
I'd be glad if I had a head
Now I have a head look at me
I'm a fine floating head
Where is my friend, the other head?
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