A few doors down is the circus
That's right
I have my own private circus
That performs three shows a night
If you like that sort of thing
Watch your step
The zebras like to nap on the floor
And I let them, because they're zebras
And zebras like sleeping on Italian marble
On your right is the watch room
It's either the room where I keep all my watches
Or the room where everybody watches each other
I can't remember which it is
I really need to invest in some signs
Oh dear, the ceiling is falling again
Could you, by any chance, lift up your arms
The ceiling isn't very heavy
Sometimes all you have to do is hold your arms up
And it'll stay up just fine
This is what happens
When you have a mansion made out of bed sheets
I keep telling my mother
She needs to get me some poles
But she just pats me on the head
And tells me to go play outside
The woman is slipping
Oh, it's awful
But that's all a part of growing older, I'm afraid
I'm going to be five next week
Childhood is running away from me
Like the cat
When it knows I'm holding a squirt gun
I plan on putting Mother in the East Wing
Once the doctor tells me it's safe to move her
The East Wing has the billiard room
And my father is named Bill
So I'm assuming they'll stay there together
But who knows?
Just another thing to worry about
Yesterday the boiler went
And tomorrow is my boiling day
So I don't know what I'm going to do
Oh, don't mind me
I just like hearing myself talk sometimes
I just love this perfect world
Downstairs I can hear the television
And the vacuum cleaner
And the sound of footsteps
Going up and down the stairs
Traveling all throughout the house
And I don't have to worry about any of that
I just remain here with my zebras
And my watches
And my circus
And it's lovely
It really is
I'm supposed to be asleep
That's what they think I do here--sleep
Ha! As if anybody has time to sleep
With all this majesty to worry about
Oh dear
There goes the ceiling again
Hands up, please
Hands up
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