Grey Is The Matter

from We Watched The Sun Go Supernova by Disposable Thumbs

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I've got a damaged frontal lobe
I wonder if I'm dumber
My head is swollen like a globe
I'll stay indoors this summer

This mind of mine is aching
And some would say diseased
They say grey is the matter

What happened to the fontanelle?
I guess it must have hardened
I'm suffocating in this shell
This is a private party

It doesn't matter now
I'm sharpening my claws
The band-aids and the gauze
They do me no good

What shade of grey?
I've got to know
Help me forget about it
Or drill a hole right through my skull
I feel a little crowded

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from We Watched The Sun Go Supernova, released November 4, 2005

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