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INTRO (KITCHEN DRAWER)
01:09
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there's a drawer in the kitchen that mom says i could never look inside
so i told my big bro, "you better let me look or i'll cry"
and he said: "you might not like what you see in there
you're not old enough yet"
and i said: "shut up dummy! i'm a big boy now
open up the drawer you shithead!"
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SPORK
02:24
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spork woke up from a daydream
he had dreamt that his friends had ditched him in the drawer
spoon and fork were just really big jerks
now he doesn't belong with either of his bestest friends
spork looked all around the kitchen
and asked himself if it was really just a terrible dream
it turns out that it wasn't
he just fit in with the spoons and forks
now spork is crying waiting for the world to accept him
(sob sob sob sob sob just keep on crying)
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COLANDER
00:50
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i saw your holy face
in the open cabinet drawer (door?)
you said to me:
"wahtchu doing looking at me all the way down kitchen floor?"
you said: "put me on your head"
i said: "who are you to tell me what to do?"
you said: "i'm the colander
that strains the bad thoughts right out of your head"
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i just can't believe it's been 12 years since mommy yelled at me
now i'm 19 and can't use the kitchen drawer
cuz we burned it in the furnace
infernal cutlery
would always talk to me
in my silly daydreams
infernal cutlery
would always sing to me
in my silly daydreams
tell me what to do
just tell me what to do
so tell me what to do
tell me what to do
now i am in therapy
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