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Hello Mom, I'm lost here in IKEA It's been fun but I may never see you again They say the arrows point the way but they've been pointing the way for days Swedish Meatballs, the only saving grace there is In the linen section, I've been circling for hours Waiting for landing instructions from the tower As big as this place there has to be a runway In a fog, quickly running  out of power At a later date, I finally make my way At the seventh gate, I see Dante wave As he's pouring over plans assembling a pair of white nightstands I'll come back and check on him in a few days In housewares, there are too many cooks in the kitchen I look around and see something here is missing The main ingredient, food...still waiting for those meatballs dude In that special sauce that does more for a man than just glisten I should have known the way the front door ****** me in I'd never see my family and friends again As I wander through the halls of prefab furniture at low cost My days of sanity are quickly drawing to an end And even with IKEA's plans, I'll never be put back together again
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 8:54 AM UTC
IKEA
Hello Mom, I'm lost here in IKEA It's been fun but I may never see you again They say the arrows point the way but they've been pointing the way for days Swedish Meatballs, the only saving grace there is In the linen section, I've been circling for hours Waiting for landing instructions from the tower As big as this place there has to be a runway In a fog, quickly running  out of power At a later date, I finally make my way At the seventh gate, I see Dante wave As he's pouring over plans assembling a pair of white nightstands I'll come back and check on him in a few days In housewares, there are too many cooks in the kitchen I look around and see something here is missing The main ingredient, food...still waiting for those meatballs dude In that special sauce that does more for a man than just glisten I should have known the way the front door ****** me in I'd never see my family and friends again As I wander through the halls of prefab furniture at low cost My days of sanity are quickly drawing to an end And even with IKEA's plans, I'll never be put back together again
mike-hauser
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 8:54 AM UTC
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