Sweet dreams are made of cheese

Aa Harvey

Sweet dreams are made of cheese

 

 

Sweet dreams are made of cheese,

Who am I to offer you brie?

I’ve travelled the world on a sea of fleas,

Everybody is looking for Sunday.

 

 

Some of them want to feed you!

Some of them want to get fed by you.

Some of them want to amuse you,

Some of them want to be amused.

 

 

(Long instrumental…)

 

 

Sweet dreams are made of cheese,

Who am I to offer you brie?

I’ve travelled the world on a sea of fleas,

Everybody is looking for Sunday.

 

 

Some of them want to feed you!

Some of them want to get fed by you.

Some of them want to amuse you!

Some of them want to be amused!!!

 

 

I wanna kangaroo to amuse you,

I wanna know what’s inside that stew.

 

 

Moving home, I keep moving home,

Moving home, I’m moving hooommme.

Moving home, I’m moving home,

Moving hooooommmme!!!

 

 

(Long instrumental…)

 

 

Sweet dreams are made of cheese,

Who am I to offer you brie?

I’ve travelled the world on a sea of fleas,

Everybody is looking for Sunday.

 

 

Some of them want to feed you!

Some of them want to get fed by you!

Some of them want to amuse you,

Some of them want to be am-----used----!!!

 

 

I’m gonna peekaboo and amuse you,

I’m gonna know what’s inside!!

Gonna peekaboo and amuse you,

I’m gonna know what’s inside,

Stew…

 

 

(C)2016 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.

 

  • Author: Aa Harvey (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 22nd, 2016 08:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: I've been singing these lyrics to Marilyn Manson's Sweet Dreams song for years, so I thought I would write them down for other people to read. PS Stew is a meal in Britain (A dish of meat, fish or other food cooked by stewing).
  • Category: Gothic
  • Views: 26
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Comments2

  • Marie Braden

    This is so funny!!!!!

    • Aa Harvey

      Thank you.

    • Augustus

      Alright, I'm a Brie lover. I can live with that. Good job.



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