The Acid Tree (ft. Jowe Head)

from Dreamworld Sessions by The Catburgers

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lyrics

A funny little man in a funny little hat
Gave me a little pink pill, and said swallow that.
But instead I planted it in my back garden
And now I water it on Sunday mornings.

The Acid Tree, The Acid Tree
There's always something there
That I can't quite see.

I waited for weeks and nothing happened at all
I even tried playing it some Grateful Dead
But then I realised that would probably kill it
So I played it "Tiny Children" instead.

The Acid Tree, The Acid Tree
There's always something there
That I can't quite see.

And the branches smile at me (smiling at me)
And the flowers grow in my eyes (flowers growing)
And I know where I am (know where I am)
Where I am.

And then one day, there it was.
I rushed straight out and built myself a multi-storey tree house.
I'm going to move in with my pet dog Cecil,
And we'll live happily ever after in

The Acid Tree, The Acid Tree
The Acid Tree, The Acid Tree

Dog backwards spells me

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from Dreamworld Sessions, released November 11, 2022

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