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The Day My Pad Went Mad lyrics
I'm ankle deep in human waste
the toilet has been clogged
marrowbone jelly all over the place
I don't even have a dog
the man upstairs he grabs my arm
saying don't I know your dad
all I could hear were the fire alarms
the day my pad went MAD
all I could hear were the fire alarms
the day my pad went MAD
The kitchen has been ransacked
ski trails in the hall
a chicken has been dansacked
and thrown against the wall
in walks this dumb waiter
with a fountain pen and pad
saying how do you want this alligator
the day my pad went MAD
saying how do you want this alligator
the day my pad went MAD
The hamster had been slaugtered
the parrot bound and gagged
the guard dog had been sorted out
and absolutely shagged
the goldfish drowned, the cat was found
kicked around and stabbed
the radio did not make a sound
the day my pad went MAD
the radio did not make a sound
the day my pad went MAD
the pop-up toaster refused to pop
the chandelier was smashed
the starter motor would not stop
the tyres had been slashed
there was no way out of there
I was stuck with what I had
out of order, beyond repair
the day my pad went MAD
out of order, beyond repair
the day my pad went MAD
yesterday I had the place rewired
and slung out all of my junk
a tumble dryer and a two bar fire
and a telephone now defunct
I peeped through the venetian blinds
and the rain fell down so sad
on the broken home I left behind
the day my pad went MAD
on the broken home I left behind
the day my pad went MAD
Part of these releases
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- Track 32 on Ou Est la Maison du Fromage?
- 31 I Married A Monster From Outer Space
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- Track 9 on Zip Style Method
- 8 Ninety Degrees in My Shades
- 10 I Wanna Be Yours
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- Track 1 on The Day My Pad Went Mad
- 2 A Distant Relation
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