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Horror With Eyeballs - The Dissociatives



     
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All of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsBehind this gold picket fence lies a whole institute
Where wallpaper painters scrape and scarecrows swell waterlogged
Now I've got dead time on my hands
For feeding my animalsAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsOn this dark kissed day the light shines through only you
Or is it because your silhouette is your frame like an empty window
Now I got cold time up my sleeve
Now I'm feeling destituteAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsAll of that time I was dead
Limbless in bed, sedated experimentI feel root vegetable! Am I dead or buried alive?
I sleep warm velvet wand by the night
I'm selling the sun, my skin feels silky smooth
Now I'm buried in mudAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsAll of this time on my hands
So far has gone to feeding my animalsAll of that time I was dead

Limbless in bed, sedated experiment
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Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group

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The Dissociatives is an Australian band consisting of DANIEL JOHNS of Silverchair and Australian dance producer Paulmac. Their debut single Somewhere Down the Barrel" entered the Australian Top 40 charts on debut on March 15, 2004 and was one of the five most played tracks on Australian radio in March. The debut album The Dissociatives was released on the April 4, 2004 and was expected to do spectacularly but album sales lagged after it debuted in the top 10 of the ARIA album charts for one week and fell rapidly.

Read more about The Dissociatives on Last.fm.


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