This is the story with the fantastic lies
Or some facts to help us minimalize
As for this shelter I can plainly deny
But you can't kill time without injuring us

And we'll count up all the goods now

This is the girl with such fantastic eyes
Such brute creation to but lay up beside
Should cut our nails and wash up our feet
And enjoy the tedium that's yet been untried by me

And we'll count up all the goods now
There are more than you ever thought you'd own

Lift up your fingers and let's untie the string
Let's knot them all to see what this monster brings
'Cause it's real soothing with its tail in its knees
'Cause you can cry once without harrowing thus

And we'll count up all the goods now
Don't you know that they've come to be your host?

Didn't mean to skank your art
Should've never hung around us (dear)
Didn't want your money, oh baby now

When it lasted all day, we would blast it all day
We would bring it on and on

It's all in your head


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Goods (All in Your Head) Lyrics as written by Kori Gardner Hammel Jason Edward Hammel

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    Okay, since I can't stand when lyrics are posted one huge paragraph:

    This is the story with the fantastic lies Or some facts to help us minimalize As for this shelter I can plainly deny But you can't kill time without injuring us And we'll count up all the goods now This is the girl with such fantastic eyes Such brute creation to but lay up beside Should cut our nails and wash our feet and enjoy the tedium that's yet been untried by me And we'll count up all the goods now There are more than you ever thought you'd own Lift up your fingers and let's unite the string Let's knot them all to see what this monster brings 'Cause its real soothing with its tail in its knees 'Cause you can cry once without harrowing thus And we'll count up all the goods now Don't you know that they've come to be your host Didn't mean to skank your art Should've never hung around us, (dear) Didn't want your money, oh baby now When it lasted all day, we would blast it all day We would bring it on and on It's all in your head

    signalizeon December 23, 2004   Link

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