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Magic Thoughts
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And from the bottom of my heart
Comes the beating of that big grand lark
A ticker tally beating clock that arcs
Around the brink of getting dark
Magic thoughts around my head
That make me shutter to know that once their said
A silver lightening bolt will hit my head
But once their thought their good as said
So I'll sing um' to you
If you want me to
You know they're sticky like glue
They got a bit of chew
So get your mouth real loose
Cause once you've lit the fuse
There's nothing you can do
So on the count of 2
1-2
In a lil' while while we wonder what a while's worth
And whether we should smile when the weather's meant to weather youth
And if thinkin' thoughts so thickly wrought do nothin' more than linger on
And on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on
So it seems with seldom sleep we sink serene so sanquinely
And sip sativa steaming tea, we savor dream reality
And levitate living like leavened bread rising on
And on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on
Magic thoughts worth words
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Electric Sheep Chicago, Illinois
Electric Sheep are dual singer-songwriter fronted Psychedelic Pop from Chicago. Rooted in 60s pop song craft, E-sheep often scale back to hooky groovy psych.
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