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Annihilator - Brain Dance lyrics
'We had a great time doing this one! Mike's untouchable drumming, my toughest guitar work yet and Wayne's 'cheesy' violin playing are just three of the ingredients that went into making this an Annihilator classic. Oh yeah, the more time you hear this, the more you'll hear. Thanks to the many, many great people we've met in the last few years and may you all be healthy and happy. This recording is dedicated to the memory of Ida Smith.' I dropped out of the rat race I just needed a break from it all And now I live in the country With the birds and the bees and these bright white walls Let me introduce you to some friends of mine They're so polite and they dress so fine Sometimes they take me for a walk in the sun I get to play in the grass 'till I'm done Brain dance Brain dance This is brain dance Watch my brain dance I'd like to call myself an artist My toe paintings are just the best But when my feet get tired I lose the crayon and get some rest I've got a feeling there's a fish in the floor I'd better squish it or he'll swim out the door Sometimes they take me for a walk in the sun I see my fish and I have to run Brain dance Brain dance This is brain dance Watch my brain dance Rubber shoes, a dirty sock Plastic toes and it's my pet rock And this song is very silly and it makes no sense at all because it's weird Out of the pan and into the fire and back in the pan again He jumped out of the frying pan, into the fire and he's back again He jumped, what?, yes he's jumped and he's flying through the air He jumped out of the frying pan, into the fire and he's back again Let me introduce you to a friend of mine She's been here for quite some time Sometimes we go out for a walk in the sun To walk with ALICE is always fun Brain dance Brain dance This is brain dance Watch my brain dance |
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