Well sometimes I feel like Alice
In a wonderland
Chasing rabbits
Cheshire cats and mad hatters
A better world but it's not like it matters
Oh no

Well day breaks
and light fills the darkest room
The air is laced with a sweet perfume
What is it about morning light
That makes everything feel alright
Alright yeah

Because it feels like
I have just woke up
In a world where down is up
And up is a long way from here

And the big wheels
Well they keep on turning
They don't slow down
You just keep on learning
Yeah, you keep on learning

Well my name's not Alice
But I know how she felt
When her world started turning
Into something else
Yeah, something else

Yeah, sometimes I feel like Alice
In a wonderland
Chasing rabbits
Cheshire cats and mad hatters
A better world but it's not like it matters

Because it feels like
I have just woke up
In a world where down is up
And up is a long way from here

And the big wheels
Well they keep on turning
They don't slow down
You just keep on learning
Yeah, you keep on learning

Well my name's not Alice
But I know how she felt
When her world started turning
Into something else
Yeah, something else


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    beautiful :'( about growing up

    AlecsPenon December 05, 2009   Link
  • +1
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    I think you will find this song is called "Sometimes I Feel Like Alice", and it already has an entry on this site. Also, you've missed this verse:

    Sometimes I feel Alice In the Queen's alluring palace Got the playing cards on my track Like a twisted game of blackjack

    Pentecoston January 14, 2010   Link

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