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Blur ~ Dizzy


I pump poison Into my body To forget That i am me It feels good Wonderful I forget i have feelings at all You're dizzy I floated up Fifteen miles high Stuck my head through All the holes in our sky I looked out across the universe And thought of you You're dizzy And i am dizzy too I became lunatic With rolling eyes Squirming on the ground Frozen in ice Called to my mother Said "mother, please Feed me before the sky Falls in on me" You're dizzy more free lyrics

I pump poison
Into my body
To forget
That i am me
It feels good
Wonderful
I forget i have feelings at all
You're dizzy
I floated up
Fifteen miles high
Stuck my head through
All the holes in our sky
I looked out across the universe
And thought of you
You're dizzy
And i am dizzy too
I became lunatic
With rolling eyes
Squirming on the ground
Frozen in ice
Called to my mother
Said "mother, please
Feed me before the sky
Falls in on me"
You're dizzy

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