Abacab

Genesis


Look up on the wal
There on the floor
Under the pillow
Behind the door
There's a crack in the mirror
Somewhere there's a hole in the window pane

Do you think I'm to blame
Tell me do you think I'm to blame
(When we do it)
You're never there
(When you show it)
You stop and stare
(Abacab)
He's in anywhere
(Abacab)

If you're wrapping up the world
Cause you've taken someone else's girl
When they turn on the pillow
Even when they answer the telephone
Don't you think that by now
Tell me don't you think that by now

(When we do it)
You're never there
(When you show it)
You stop and stare
(Abacab)
He's in anywhere
(Abacab)
Doesn't really care

You want it
You've got it
Now you know
You want it
You've got it
Now you know

It's an illusion
It's a game
Or reflection
Of someone else's name
When you wake in the morning
Wake and find you're covered in cellophane
Well there's a hole in the somewhere
Yeah there's a hole in the somewhere
Baby there's a hole in the somewhere
Now there's a hole in the somewhere

(When we do it)
You're never there
(When you show it)
You stop and stare
(Abacab)
He's in anywhere
(Abacab)

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