It's nine o'clock but the clock says ten,
And I'm wondering if I'll go back again.
The shade of this hallucination might be fading,
I just can't tell anymore.
I try to let go but I want to hold on
And my brain is confused, with ideas: a ton.
What I see in the mirror doesn't look correct
But I just can't tell anymore.
Now it's twelve o'clock and the clock says one.
I want to get out, and need to have fun.
Running or dancing or shouting or...no.
I just can't see anymore.
Got to let them know, my friends, I love,
That that's what they are, and what I think of
When I think of love, or whatever it was.
But I just can't see anymore.
Now it's two o'clock and the clock says three,
By now I know something's wrong with me.
The room spinning as fast as my head,
But I just can't hold on anymore.
So I let go, give in to it all again,
Feel that thing that we call a sin.
Now I regret what I said earlier, blinded..
Because I just can't hold on anymore.
Now it's six o'clock and the clock is right,
I changed it in the middle of the night.
Thought it would help clear my head,
But I just don't know anymore
If it's six o'clock, five o'clock, one o'clock or ten,
Who could know, with this absence of zen?
Nothing's in focus and there's solely disarray.
Well, I just don't know anymore.