Troopy's Blues
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Troopy's Blues
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I keep the night light on
'cause my parents are gone.
Think I'm gonna cry,
'cause I don't know why.
I make a lot of noise
when I play with my toys.
I better try to settle down.
That's what they're always tellin me.
Something about this child is coming undone.
I bounce off the walls.
And now I sit in the halls.
It's looking pretty bleak.
Let's go and play some hide and seek.
Looks like we got a kid who's a step behind.
I'm gonna miss that kid.
I'm gonna miss that kid.
I talk kind of fast
(I swear I mean it I'll try not to do it again I promise)
Better go to my room.
Before they lower the boom.
I hear the sounds of
dreams breaking down
and it's getting late
I hope this nightmare's winding up soon.
I'm gonna miss that kid.
I'm gonna miss that kid.
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