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Well we moved in here,
We seemed to agree
That we could, in theory, co-exist peacefully
For a month or three
It seemed to be like riding winged things in my dreams.

But eventually, unfortunately,
I had not six roommates, but two, just two!
Until one morn' I awoke
And found them crawling from my shoes.
Now I had not two roommates
But twenty-two roommates to a room!
Forest mice had won the war and had a baby boom!

There's mice in the the cupboards
And there's mice on the chair!
There are moo-mice in the toaster
And there's yellow mice in my hair!
There are blue mice hanging haiku's
Upon our frigidaire!
Red mice eating crumbs and making babies
And bashing each others' faces in!
(...Huh?)

So don't come around messin' messin' messin' messin'
messin' messin' messin' messin' messin' messin'
messin' messin' with my kin!!!
We stick together!
We're family!

All two or all three or all nine hundred and fifty trillion nine hundred and eighty-four billion six hundred and thirty-three million five hundred and ninety six thousand and, um.....seventy three!

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from Dropped Bombs (Singles, Covers and B​-​Sides), released February 6, 2011
I really can't take credit for this one. This song wrote itself, if ever a song did. True story. True, true, true, true story.

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