[Faith No More cover]

You're everything
That's why I cling to you
When I emerge
My thoughts converge to you
To you

The world is so small
Compared to you
And everybody's wrong
Compared to you
To you

I begin to see through your eyes
All the former mysteries are no surprise
So now, you listen
'cause I'm omniscient

Hey look at me lady
I'm just a little baby
You're lucky to have me
I'm cute and sweet as candy

As charming as a fable
I'm innocent and disabled
So hug me and kiss me
Then wipe my butt and piss me

I hope you never leave
'cause who would hear me scream?
Nobody understands
Except the toys in my hands

So now you listen
'cause I'm omniscient

Hey look at me lady
I'm just a little baby
If I smile, then you smile
Then I'll get mad for awhile

I melt in your mouth
And in your hands whenever I can
But I really do nothing
Except kickin' and fussin'

I like to make a mess
I laugh at your distress
I sit all day in my crib
Absorbing all you give

I'm helpless
I'm flawless
I'm a machine

Give me
I need my toys

Keep me hot
Keep me strong
Keep me everlong

So now you listen
'cause I'm omniscient



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    crazy song.... about how kids grow up and turn on their parents ;/ sad indeede

    Lost4nowon July 17, 2007   Link

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