'See, I think drugs have done some *good* things for us, I really do. | |
And if you don't believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a | |
favor:Go home tonight and take all your albums, all your tapes, and all | |
your cd's and burn em'. Cause you konw what? The musicians who've made | |
all that great music that's enhanced your lives throughout the years... | |
RRRRRRRRRRRRReal fuckin high on drugs.' | |
,Bill Hicks 'another dead hero'-- | |
Dreaming of that face again. | |
It's bright and blue and shimmering. | |
Grinning wide | |
And comforting me with it's three warm and wild eyes. | |
On my back and tumbling | |
Down that hole and back again | |
Rising up | |
And wiping the webs and the dew from my withered eye. | |
In... Out... In... Out... In... Out... | |
A child's rhyme stuck in my head. | |
It said that life is but a dream. | |
I've spent so many years in question | |
to find I've known this all along. | |
'So good to see you. | |
I've missed you so much. | |
So glad it's over. | |
I've missed you so much | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running?' | |
Shroud-ing all the ground around me | |
Is this holy crow above me. | |
Black as holes within a memory | |
And blue as our new second sun. | |
I stick my hand into his shadow | |
To pull the pieces from the sand. | |
Which I attempt to reassemble | |
To see just who I might have been. | |
I do not recognize the vessel, | |
But the eyes seem so familiar. | |
Like phosphorescent desert buttons | |
Singing one familiar song... | |
'So good to see you. | |
I've missed you so much. | |
So glad it's over. | |
I've missed you so much. | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running away?' | |
Prying open my third eye. | |
So good to see you once again. | |
I thought that you were hiding. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing the tail of dogma. | |
I opened my eye and there we were. | |
So good to see you once again | |
I thought that you were hiding from me. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing a trail of smoke and reason. | |
Prying open my third eye |
' See, I think drugs have done some good things for us, I really do. | |
And if you don' t believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a | |
favor: Go home tonight and take all your albums, all your tapes, and all | |
your cd' s and burn em'. Cause you konw what? The musicians who' ve made | |
all that great music that' s enhanced your lives throughout the years... | |
RRRRRRRRRRRRReal fuckin high on drugs.' | |
, Bill Hicks ' another dead hero' | |
Dreaming of that face again. | |
It' s bright and blue and shimmering. | |
Grinning wide | |
And comforting me with it' s three warm and wild eyes. | |
On my back and tumbling | |
Down that hole and back again | |
Rising up | |
And wiping the webs and the dew from my withered eye. | |
In... Out... In... Out... In... Out... | |
A child' s rhyme stuck in my head. | |
It said that life is but a dream. | |
I' ve spent so many years in question | |
to find I' ve known this all along. | |
' So good to see you. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
So glad it' s over. | |
I' ve missed you so much | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running?' | |
Shrouding all the ground around me | |
Is this holy crow above me. | |
Black as holes within a memory | |
And blue as our new second sun. | |
I stick my hand into his shadow | |
To pull the pieces from the sand. | |
Which I attempt to reassemble | |
To see just who I might have been. | |
I do not recognize the vessel, | |
But the eyes seem so familiar. | |
Like phosphorescent desert buttons | |
Singing one familiar song... | |
' So good to see you. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
So glad it' s over. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running away?' | |
Prying open my third eye. | |
So good to see you once again. | |
I thought that you were hiding. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing the tail of dogma. | |
I opened my eye and there we were. | |
So good to see you once again | |
I thought that you were hiding from me. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing a trail of smoke and reason. | |
Prying open my third eye |
' See, I think drugs have done some good things for us, I really do. | |
And if you don' t believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a | |
favor: Go home tonight and take all your albums, all your tapes, and all | |
your cd' s and burn em'. Cause you konw what? The musicians who' ve made | |
all that great music that' s enhanced your lives throughout the years... | |
RRRRRRRRRRRRReal fuckin high on drugs.' | |
, Bill Hicks ' another dead hero' | |
Dreaming of that face again. | |
It' s bright and blue and shimmering. | |
Grinning wide | |
And comforting me with it' s three warm and wild eyes. | |
On my back and tumbling | |
Down that hole and back again | |
Rising up | |
And wiping the webs and the dew from my withered eye. | |
In... Out... In... Out... In... Out... | |
A child' s rhyme stuck in my head. | |
It said that life is but a dream. | |
I' ve spent so many years in question | |
to find I' ve known this all along. | |
' So good to see you. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
So glad it' s over. | |
I' ve missed you so much | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running?' | |
Shrouding all the ground around me | |
Is this holy crow above me. | |
Black as holes within a memory | |
And blue as our new second sun. | |
I stick my hand into his shadow | |
To pull the pieces from the sand. | |
Which I attempt to reassemble | |
To see just who I might have been. | |
I do not recognize the vessel, | |
But the eyes seem so familiar. | |
Like phosphorescent desert buttons | |
Singing one familiar song... | |
' So good to see you. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
So glad it' s over. | |
I' ve missed you so much. | |
Came out to watch you play. | |
Why are you running away?' | |
Prying open my third eye. | |
So good to see you once again. | |
I thought that you were hiding. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing the tail of dogma. | |
I opened my eye and there we were. | |
So good to see you once again | |
I thought that you were hiding from me. | |
And you thought that I had run away. | |
Chasing a trail of smoke and reason. | |
Prying open my third eye |