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Trail to Grytvikken

from Lexicographic Lint by Superluminal Pachyderm

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lyrics

how many times have you been able to think?
how can you tell when you're near socks that stink?
and how do you relate this all to the government?
how can you tell if your volume control needs adjustment?

i ran into an official who knew nothing at all
forgot to tie his shoelaces and took a fall
an occurrence that you might cherish for a lifetime
found a television on, wasn't on a clothesline
i guess i'm just looking for someplace

i'm on the trail to grytvikken
all you know, on the trail to grytvikken
in a bookcase, on the trail to grytvikken
public bathroom, on the trail to grytvikken

twenty odd years before in the middle of a wasteland
observing the soil imported from an agricultural van
how and why did you wander through lands bearing the suffix stan?
after the atmosphere emerges, the fleas start to fall
and no one can see at all

i'm on the trail to grytvikken
all you know, on the trail to grytvikken
in a bookcase, on the trail to grytvikken
public bathroom, on the trail to grytvikken

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from Lexicographic Lint, released March 1, 2000
Ken Robinson

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Superluminal Pachyderm Bellefonte, Pennsylvania

Superluminal Pachyderm is an experimental progressive rock project created by Ken Robinson in 1999.

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