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Jungle Gym
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Jungle Gym
why do you want to sleep so much
when you’re here
the young boy’s playing
while the older girl
is plotting sabotage
It’s only adolescence
you’re a shadow to them
clean out the cobwebs
build a new house
out of your old house
a jungle gym
a jungle gym
she comes in all dressed
and she stares
at your childhood memory
there is no bliss there
bliss is elsewhere
shake out a heyday
craft a new house
out of your old house
a jungle gym
a jungle gym
a heavy metal
on a stone slab
and a hand over hand
why do you wanna sleep so much
why do you wanna sleep so much
why do you wanna sleep so much
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