Seewhatweseas

Never Shout Never

Ive got sunshine on a cloudy day
Ive got a lovely little lamb inside my brain

I got you and me thats a family
Lets sail the seven seas and see what we sea

Cause life is silly if you see like me
So please dont take life so seriously

Ive got you and me thats a family
Lets sail the seven seas and see what we

Cause life is so hard to explain
I got chemical swirls in my brain

I got you and me thats a family
Lets sail the seven seas and see what we sea

Cause life is silly if you see like me
So lets play pretend and make believe

I got you and me thats a family
Lets sail the seven seas and see what we

Cause life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me
Everybody sing it with me
Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me, yeah

Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me
Everybody sing it with me
Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me, yeah

Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me
Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me, yeah

Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me
Life is just a melody
So why dont all the pissy people go ahead and sing it with me, yeah


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    Actually, I believe this song is about taking the drug phencyclidine, or 'angel dust'... Hence all the water relations as it's said to give you a sinking feeling. I think 'Life is silly if you see like me so don't take life so seriously' is actually referring to the distortion and detatched filtering effects the drug gives you... If you look it up it does make a lot of sense.

    It's also a track on the Alice in Wonderland album 'Not quite Alice' and is, all in all, a very cleverly written piece.

    Hope this helps :) Nevershoutnever <3

    TizzieeRAWRon August 17, 2010   Link

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