The Castle

Album: Oczy Mlody (2017)
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  • Her eyes were butterflies
    Her smile was a rainbow
    Her hair was sunbeam waves
    Shining 'round like a halo
    Her face was a fairy tale
    That has a poison apple
    Her skull was a mighty moat
    Her brain was the castle

    And the castle gets mistaken for a ship that's floating in the clouds
    And the castle is brighter than a thousand Christmas trees
    And the castle can never be rebuilt again
    No way

    One day a strange storm rolled in
    While she was riding on her dragon
    The mushrooms and the bumblebees
    Told the flowers how it happened
    She was lost in the invisible war
    Fighting in the battle
    Her love is still buried there
    In the ruins of the castle

    And the castle oscillates to the beating heart of her mind
    And the castle is taller than the Northern Lights
    And the castle can never rebuilt again
    No way

    And the castle can never rebuilt again
    No way
    And the castle can never rebuilt again
    No way, no way
    No way, no way (No way)
    No way, no way, no way Writer/s: Steve Drozd, Wayne Coyne
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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