Lyrics of I think about
Toad The Wet Sprocket

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Release date : 08/08/1989
Duration : 0:03:23
Style : Rock
Watching me, a bird upon a roof
With coal black feathers
Cocks his head
To catch my eye
Wandering and unfocused
I cannot meet his stare
He takes to wing
Silhouette against the sun
Surrounded by the glare
Funny how the days go by invisibly
And faster than i realize the things, i think about
Strange to find the calendar my enemy
And scared that when i die so will the things, i think about
I believe in so many things
I know that none of them are true
And my feet, firm upon a pathway
I am far too blind to see, leading me
Funny how the days go by invisibly
And faster than i realize the things, i think about
Scared to find the calendar my enemy
And when i die so will the thousand things, i think about
(incomprehensible)
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