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African Child (Trapped In Me) Lyrics

I have crossed the mystic desert
To snap pictures of the poor
I've invited them to brunch
Let them crash out on my floor.

There's sunshine in my veins
My kitchen's filled with flies
I'm crying out in vain
Like a little African child.

Trapped in me
There's an African child
Trapped in me
There's a little African child trapped in me.

All these rooms are cluttered with the spoils of my fame
My doors and windows shuttered I just can't keep out the rain
There's sunshine down in hell
My kitchen's filled with flies
I'm crying out for help
Like a little African child.

Trapped in me
There's an African child
Trapped in me
There's a little African child trapped in me.

All these blowjobs in limousines
What do they matter
What do they mean
To the little African child
Trapped in me.

(African chant)

African child
Trapped in me
There's an African child
Trapped in me
There's a little African child trapped in me.
There's a little African child trapped in me.
There's a little African child trapped in me.
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What a fucking sell out. This song represents everything wrong with the music industry. What the fuck was this artist thinking. Aldous Snow should be two guitars, drums, bass, and his awesome voice. I don't even know what this is. It's like he just went in and did whatever the producer told him to do.

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ooh way to go quoting the movie... very nice imput

Cover art for African Child (Trapped In Me) lyrics by Infant Sorrow

A fairly explict parody of Paul Simon's "Graceland" album.

Cover art for African Child (Trapped In Me) lyrics by Infant Sorrow

i brush my teeth to this.

Cover art for African Child (Trapped In Me) lyrics by Infant Sorrow

Best song ever.

 
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