I have a feeling we're not in Kansas
I have a feeling that you're the bad witch
Where are my red shoes, I have my blue dress
I have a feeling we're not in Kansas

Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick road
Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick road

Where is the lion he's half undressed
He's always crying his hair is a mess
Where is the monkey to tear me apart
Where is the tin man as I rip out his heart

Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick road
Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick road

There's no place like home
People often say
Click my heels one more time
and there's no place like home

There's no place like home
People often say
Click my heels one more time
and there's no place like home

Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick road
Where is my rainbow where is my head
Where is my yellow brick
My yellow brick road



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    General Comment:Drug reference for sure, in a bad trip there is no escape while still under the influence hence the "Theres no place like home"

    But on the inlay of Humid Teenage Mediocrity
    Theres a summary of there biography by Marilyn Manson and he describes Jessicka as Dorothy and the whole band as various other characters and he was Oz.

    Either his prologue featured part of this song or it was some sort of experience Marilyn Manson and Jessicka shared together.
    Flag ladahlianoiron January 04, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:I think this is about a bad trip..when ur having a bad trip theres nothing u can really do to escape it, thats why shes saying "theres no place like home"."Where is my rainbow where is my head"
    Flag xLovexxHatexon April 19, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:Yeah, its about feeling lost and wishing you had that yellow brick road to follow.
    Flag YoungxForxEternityon March 12, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:This song is gorgeous
    She's not in Kansas, but shes not over the rainbow either.
    Shes in a sortof raw reality. And she cant find her way. She cant just click her heels and go. This is real, she cant turn back.
    Flag Lady Insaneon October 08, 2005   Link
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    General Comment:I agree with CryingFromMyWrist. I think she means that she never really found her Yellow Brick Road to take her to that happy ending she thought she would get but didn't.
    "There's no place like home, people often say" I love that bit :)
    Flag xx_lizz_xxon October 02, 2005   Link
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    General Comment:i think it's spelled "dorothY".
    unless i'm wrong, otherwise evrything you said is right.
    Flag B12on September 08, 2005   Link
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    General Comment:she had a bad childhood...and i think the wizard of oz reminds her of that a lot...I think she dreamt of being as happy as Dorothea when she was little but now all she can do is ironically present her childhood similar to Dorothea's...
    Flag The Outsideron August 11, 2005   Link
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    General Comment:i think its about feeling like "wheres the happy ending i dreamed off" sort of thing... like... why dont things work out the way i dreamt... i think the refernce to the wizzard of oz is because it a) refernces to a childs prograrm, so its wirtten in a childs point of veiew and b) because verything works out ok in oz and she wants it to work out like that for her... i could be wrong...
    Flag CryingFromMyWriston May 18, 2005   Link
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    General Comment:Awesome song. Love it. I think it symbolizes how lost people can be in life and she's confused and fucked up and screwed over and wants something to materialize and help her but it never did.
    Flag KillMeFasteron May 25, 2004   Link
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    General Comment:I think that it's about feeling lost and screwed over. Like she was promised all this stuff and then it never materialised.
    I fucking love this sone
    Flag Asphyxiaon June 15, 2003   Link

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