I woke up from a deep, deep sleep, 
at some god forsaken hour; 
My head was in a fragile state, 
from the shock of being awake; 
Even though my eyes were open wide, 
I couldn't focus on the here and now; 
And the ceiling was about to fly away, 
as the room began to spin; 
Won't somebody stop this spinning room, 
can't someone stop this ceiling spin; 
I lay back down to slow the spin, 
and slowly begin to drift away; 
I was woken by a fresh summer breeze, 
gentle blowing through the curtains lace; 
And the intense bright summer sunlight, 
that was pouring through the gap; 
Only we don't have lace curtains, 
and it was a grey winter's day; 
Won't somebody tell me what's going on, 
can't someone tell me what went wrong.                
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