I think I'm awake
Rolling on my blanket
I am sinking into the bed
Light around me
Beautful washes of pulsating color
Buzzing white noise
It sounds like one hundred bees

I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed
I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed

Pulsing
You control it
Body's asleep
And your mind is awake

I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed
I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed

I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed
I too once thought the radio played
Let's act like children while we sleep paralyzed


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Scissor Lock Lyrics as written by Drew Roulette Dino Campanella

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    yeah, the album is about SP and it is also based around the dali painting Sleep Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate, One Second Before Awakening. on a side note, i will travel to Madrid one day to see that painting.
    yes, this song is about Sleep Paralysis. there is a great site--traversing.cbj--that offers concepts behind the albums and songs.

    sparkthesunoffon May 26, 2004   Link

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