Jul 29 2008

Song 211: Pocketful of Holes

Pocketful of Holes might be a pataphor.

Original and free. Lyrics and tabs included. Creative Commons.

D#m -> A#m
You tripped and fell into a lull
G# -> A#m
Now you don’t know nowhere you should go

You salivate on your bones
Be very careful you don’t choke

G#
What is it?
A#
What is it?
G#
What is it?
A#
You’ve got a pocketful of
D#m -> A#m -> G# -> A#m
holes

You put the wrapping paper on the box
You locked yourself off

The pest collector’s rattling his cages
You haven’t seen rats round here in ages

What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
You’ve got a pocketful of
holes

The rats come out of the ground
You can estimate their numbers by the sound

The bread will feed you for a year
And then I’m afraid you’re on your own, my dear

What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
You’ve got a pocketful of
Holes
Got a pocketful of
Holes

What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
I don’t know

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