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Musical chairs

by john-michalski

Dance, Dance your life away. Those who danced, We're thought to be insane. They'll lock you up they'll strap you in, To only see four walls a day. Thoughts are vague, Oh these thoughts are vague! Words are mutiny, To the proper face. Mad, I have gone mad: Yes! Like turning tables, And criticism is like playing musical chairs in my head. When she kisses death, Oh she kisses death! Pluck out an eyelash and make a wish, Because I am the bleeding scab that you constantly pick. A view of terror, What a beautiful sight. We are all dancing, Dancing until we die.
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