• The Happy Phantom, by Tori Amos

    by  • June 5, 2007. 9:36 am • General, Katy • 0 Comments

    And if I die today I’ll be the happy phan­tom
    And I’ll go chasin’ the nuns out in the yard
    And I’ll run naked through the streets with­out my mask on
    And I will never need umbrel­las in the rain
    I’ll wake up in straw­berry fields ever­day
    And the atroc­i­ties of school I can for­give
    The happy phan­tom has no right to bitch

    Oo who– the time is get­ting closer
    Oo who– time to be a ghost
    Oo who– every­day were get­ting closer
    The sun is get­ting dim
    Will we pay for who we been

    So if I die today I’ll be the happy phan­tom
    And I’ll go wearin my naugh­ties like a jewel
    They’ll be my ticket to the uni­ver­sal opera
    There’s Judy Gar­land tak­ing Bud­dha by the hand
    And then these seven lit­tle men get up to dance
    They say Con­fu­cius does his cross­word with a pen
    I’m still the angel to the girl who hates to sin

    Oo whoo– the time is get­tin closer
    Oo who– the time to be a ghost
    Oo who– every­day were get­ting closer
    The sun is get­ting dim
    Will I pay for who I been

    Or will I see you dear and wish I could come back
    You found a girl that you could truly love again
    Will you still call for me when she falls asleep
    Or do we soon for­get the things we can­not see

    Oo who– the time is get­ting closer
    Oo who– the time to be a ghost
    Oo who– every­day were get­ting closer
    The sun is get­ting dim
    Will I pay for who I been

    And if I die today
    And if I die today
    And if I die today
    Chasin’ nuns out in the yard

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