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It’s funny how you can be lost and afraid
Right in your own bathroom with your mom down the stairs
Calling “Please don’t use to much hot water.”
It’s funny how you can not talk to someone in ten years
And still call them your best friend
And I’m not lashing out but I think that what I think is
Worth talking about with you now.
It’s funny how everything I say is simple as hell
But I wish that it were easier singing songs
Without thinking about how I wish
Something profound would come out of my mouth.
How I wish something profound would come out.

But I saw the plan last summer with my sister
And it looked like the pattern of existence don’t fail.
The pattern of existence don’t fail.
The pattern of existence don’t fail.

It’s funny how you can travel the world
Right in your own bedroom with your boyfriend down the hall
Bitching “Babe, who ashed in my bottle?”

But I saw the plan last summer with my sister
On the right amount of purple psilocybin.
And it looked like the pattern of existence don’t fail.
The pattern of existence don’t fail.
The pattern of existence don’t fail.

It’s funny how you can be lost and afraid
Right in your own bathroom with your mom down the stairs
Calling “Please don’t use to much hot water.”

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from Things We Drew From the Treacle Well, released January 7, 2010

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