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Sleep Underground
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I am running towards the jungle from the lion in my home
He has big sharp teeth and his eyes never close
On my way I trip over the cars in the road
I can see them coming by, I can never tell how close
All these little things come tumbling down
Fall into your grave I’ll sleep underground
Sleep underground
Sleep underground
I am sticking to the man that is a sticky sort of guy
There is a white light in his nose that shines too bright and makes me cry
And I’m running towards the jungle from the lion in my home
He was stepping on my feet and now I’m running really slow
All these little things come tumbling down
Fall into your grave I’ll sleep underground
Sleep underground
Sleep underground
Every time your fingers come into my hand to hold I count every single one and I am sure to let them go
And I watch your fingers fall into the cracks of the road
Anyone can come around, snatch them up, take them to go
All these little things come tumbling down
Fall into your grave I’ll sleep underground
Sleep underground
Sleep underground
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