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Butterfly Chips

from Wrong Quotes by Dana Plato

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Here we go round Thomas Stearn’s prickly pear
The prickly pear growing high, just next the railroad
Where the sign tells “death danger, don’t touch the wire”
But why should I touch if the pool is alright?

Heart in the big car, brain in the small car
Outside of the window a whole world to see
You’re tryin’ to interpret my tears flowing down
Well, sometimes I’m shattered ‘cause the world’s gluten-free

In my mouth ajar, ready to fly
A reckless myriad of potato sticks
Flutter in swarms, deviate and collide
Hidden by crimson and tender lips
Like the army of my family nation
Shred by the action of my milk teeth nips
Dive down the esophagus in full relaxation
Instantly turned into butterfly chips

Here we go round Lewis Carroll’s red yolk
No particular reason to be shameful or shy
As long as my mommy continues to talk
The half-naked watermelon kid is alright

Alfred sells ice-creams, the shower’s off-limit
I don’t want you to worry, I don’t want you to die
If we ran out of money, we could easily buy it
A smart twist of mind reveals the ATM’s lie

In a daytime dream I close my eyes
A plethora of tortilla chips
Climb up the esophagus, no sphincter thereby
Take off to the moon on my butterfly chips

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from Wrong Quotes, released June 17, 2021
Fixx: vocals, words
Humpty Dumpty: synth, guitar
Monster Joe: bass, backing vocals
Pasquale Del Grosso: drums
Vocal insert by Ismaele

Mixed and mastered by Andrea Di Biccari (Sloth Studio)

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