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Dorothy
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I’m feeling broken, wish I had that potion
From Alice in Wonderland
Shrink me down into the palm of your hand
Take me out when you land
Oh int this nice, you’re ruining my life
It’s only 11:55 it says
Innit quite absurd, never the end of the world
Not even the end of the day
I’m tired of lying here
But I’ll lie here till I’m done
I’ll melt like ice cream
Like ice cream in the sun
Dorothy, are you missing me?
Are you missing me?
I miss your face, I’m a disgrace
Oh, I just miss you Dorothy
Dorothy what you saying to me,
Tell me again about your day
“I got blown off my yellow brick road”
Were the words I wanted to say
Call me hopelessly romantic you’re the itching to my bones
Tomorrow we’ll be as ordinary as everyone I know
Oh Dorothy, are you missing me,
Are you missing me?
Are you missing me?
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