When you were young you had songs to sing
Of life and joy and happiness
Hard work and ohh so simple things
But then you grew so big and tall
And now you sing to other themes
Of booze and sunken ships, melted wax
Forgotten baggages' and dying kings

And the Cheshire cat still grins and laughs
The white rabbit leads deeper
Into this land of dreams
You've gone mad

So open your eyes and cry rivers of tears
Down you float on the stream through the keyhole
Eluding your fears
Round and round you go
In a never ending race
Always you are hounded by the mad hatter and his March hare
Onward you charge without heed or care

And the Cheshire cat still grins and laughs
The white rabbit leads deeper
Into this land of dreams
You've gone mad

In the court play your cards right
Or soon you will be dead
When the queen catches up with you
You will lose your head

And the Cheshire cat still grins and laughs
The white rabbit leads deeper
Into this land of dreams
You've gone mad

Onward you go through the maze
Until you're completely lost
Toadstools give you strength
But it's a fifty fifty loss
Cheshire cat grines wider now
And the queen is close to her prize
For few who come to wonderland make it out with their minds


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