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You Re Not Where You Think You Are Lyrics - Imaginary Television - Graham Parker

This room got really weird 

It changed before my eyes 

And then I grew this beard 

A really cheap disguise 

That chandelier that fell 

It wasn't there before 

And now I have to pick 

The pieces from the floor 

 

You're not where you think you are 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

You're not where you think you are 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

 

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This street has changed its name 

So many times before 

I looked out yesterday 

And it had changed once more 

The cells I used to have 

Have long since gone to waste 

And in the coming years 

I will all be replaced 

 

You're not who you think you are 

You're not who you think you are 

Anymore 

You're not who you think you are 

You're not who you think you are 

Anymore 

 

Photos 

 

This piece of literature 

I'm holding in my hands 

The plot just took a turn 

That I don't understand 

This movie makes no sense 

That I've been sitting through 

The actors disappeared 

Killed off two by two 

 

You're not where you think you are 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

You're not where you think you are 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

You're not... 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

You're not where you think you are 

Anymore 

 

This room got really weird 

It changes as I write 

The furniture was cleared 

By someone in the night 

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