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Started out today jello in the sand.
Went out of my way not to understand.
Walked into a tree don't you look at me.
See I'm not myself phony mystery.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
Clothed in iron there's no denyin'.
When you feel like a bent fork tine.
Feelin' like a bent fork tine.
Clothed in iron there's no denyin'.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
Started out today jello in the sand.
Went out of my way not to understand.
Walked into a tree don't you look at me.
See I'm not myself phony mystery.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
In my spoon...
Went out of my way not to understand.
Walked into a tree don't you look at me.
See I'm not myself phony mystery.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
Clothed in iron there's no denyin'.
When you feel like a bent fork tine.
Feelin' like a bent fork tine.
Clothed in iron there's no denyin'.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
Started out today jello in the sand.
Went out of my way not to understand.
Walked into a tree don't you look at me.
See I'm not myself phony mystery.
Sore afraid.
That's my tune.
Ceiling fan in my spoon.
In my spoon...
Lyrics submitted by spliphstar
Track duration: 01:48
"Ceiling Fan in My Spoon" as written by Evan Dando
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing
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0General Comment:I read an interview with Evan (don't remember which magazine) where he said he wrote this song in a coffee shop, alone, in a trance. He was watching the ceiling fan's reflection in his spoon, I suppose.
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0General Comment:uhhh, any drugs that you can do out of a spoon? I think you know what's going on here.Flag soonerxiion May 25, 2009 Link
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