Insane love is awakening,
that's what they said in a movie,
that's what they said in a movie.

It was a movie with dancing,
it was a movie with dancing and the red-chested singing of golden voices
making their turquoise announcements of love.

Ask them or not the name of this world,
that's what they said in a movie,
that's what they said in a movie.
And I can only assume, I can assume only that the answer was blue
or I can only assume that the answer was green and blue.

Insane love is awakening,
that's what they said in a movie,
that's what they said in a movie.
They said, 'Ask them or not the name of this world.'
And I can only assume that the answer was blue or I can only assume was the breaking of an astronomical truce.

Or I can only assume that the answer was white
and phrased in a riddle in the shape of pure light
issued from a killer draped in blue silk flashing silver.

Or I can only assume that the answer was white
and phrased in a riddle in the shape of pure light,
issued from a killer draped in blue silk flashing silver.

Or I can only assume that the answer was blue,
it seemed like a lie but the truth was the truth.
It came from a child draped in white silk flashing silver.

Or I can only assume that the answer was blue
it seemed like a lie but the truth was the truth.
It came from a child draped in white silk flashing silver.

Flashing silver like the knife of a killer, like the knife of a killer
Flashing silver like the knife of a killer, like the knife of a killer
Flashing silver like the knife of a killer, like the knife of a killer, oh-oh!
Flashing silver like the knife of a killer.

And only when the cameras were shut down, only when the cameras were shut down
And only when the cameras were shut down.
And only when the cameras were shut down.


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    "Ask them or not the name of this world"

    should me "Ask the moonlight the name of this world"

    jetfan1824on June 07, 2009   Link
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    Spencer was on some pretty great drugs when he wrote this.

    MaxpowerSupremeon June 16, 2012   Link

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