Don't come in unless you're going to kiss my feet
Not even the worms can get as low as I get
How can I rest with my family in the next room
Talking how sad it is, and how expensive I will be

I sleep so sound, so still tonight
Hold me down before I hurt myself
Let me go for a casual stroll
They dress me up in this fancy robe

Undress me doctor please
And don't you love how naked I get at your command?
I just saw you weeping in the triage
Was it the Mrs. and how she's going to leave you?

I sleep so sound, so still tonight
Hold me down before I hurt myself
Let me go for a casual stroll
They dress me up in this fancy robe

Out my window a family picks up their dad
What a touching view I have
My voice gets weaker by the day
She never hears me sing about her

Don't, don't tell the doctor
How little I get to eat
Don't tell the doctor
How rarely I get to sleep
The doctors they are in need of doctors
The doctors they are in need of doctors
The doctors
The doctors
The doctors they are in need

I sleep so sound, so still tonight
Hold me down before I hurt myself
Let me go for a casual stroll
They dress me up in this fancy robe
They dressed me up in this fancy robe
They dressed me up in this fancy robe


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    I know! I'm so obsessed with them, it's unhealthy.

    Arden!on April 06, 2007   Link

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