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Follow the rabbit hole into a land of red The white rabbit takes the lead As you fall down the abyss Can you see yourself Alice? Alice Are you proud of what you've done Inhaling colourful smoke for fun Are you happy with what has become? Are you happy with what you have done? Tick-tok Tit-for-tat The hatters trail Stained red What once was baby blue Fades into grey Splattered scarlet Alice are you satisfied yet? As Mad hatter hat sits on you head And cheshire cowers Too scared to aproach Alice have you had enough yet? Piercing echoes And flying red Stains what once was sun kissed hair With a lick of the tongue Copper taste The heart becomes her mark Alice Are you proud of what you've done Running wonderland done one by one As the hooka smoke and mushrooms Gotten through Does the caterpillar make a good throne? How ironic the heart Is what you hate Yet its mark marrs you face Alice, not Alice, queen
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 8:40 PM UTC
Alice
Follow the rabbit hole into a land of red The white rabbit takes the lead As you fall down the abyss Can you see yourself Alice? Alice Are you proud of what you've done Inhaling colourful smoke for fun Are you happy with what has become? Are you happy with what you have done? Tick-tok Tit-for-tat The hatters trail Stained red What once was baby blue Fades into grey Splattered scarlet Alice are you satisfied yet? As Mad hatter hat sits on you head And cheshire cowers Too scared to aproach Alice have you had enough yet? Piercing echoes And flying red Stains what once was sun kissed hair With a lick of the tongue Copper taste The heart becomes her mark Alice Are you proud of what you've done Running wonderland done one by one As the hooka smoke and mushrooms Gotten through Does the caterpillar make a good throne? How ironic the heart Is what you hate Yet its mark marrs you face Alice, not Alice, queen
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 8:40 PM UTC
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