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Do you ever get really really really confused?

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MO

Blue is the sky through the window today
Blue is the skirting-board, blue the duvet
Blue is the cushion and blue is the chair
Blue are the fingers that run through your hair

Life is change
And things can sometimes be so strange
Days are long
When everything keeps going wrong

Nasty the hate when you can't get your way
Nasty the feeling the hate's here to stay
Nasty the chinese burn, nasty the sore
Nasty the fingers you trapped in the drawer

Life is pain
The tears are swirling down the drain
Days are hard
The dog is whimpering in the yard

More then the kneecap you cracked in the fall
The bruises and scratches, the mangy catcalls
More than the doll that was thrown at the door
Its head broken open, the eyes on the floor

Life is warm
A flower unfolding in the dawn
Days are here
The weeks are turning into years
Mo

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from Armchair Theatre, released April 1, 2011
Written, arranged & played by THE SPECTRAL PRiDE.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by The Knobster at The Bunker.
Produced by Mr Reindeer.
Artwork: Frank Blunt.
© & ℗ 2011 Bollockbrain Productions; released here under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-commerical Share Alike licence.

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A recording venture launched in the spring of 2004 to enable four friends to meet and indulge in a common favourite pastime: the laying down of sounds while making one another laugh.

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