You came from the ocean
\nAnd where are you now
\nIn a tank made of concrete
\nBut tell me how
\nCan you live in an enclosure
\nWith no life around
\nJust the strong smell of chlorine
\nAnd the audience sound<\/p>\n
Life it was everywhere
\nThat energy
\nWonderment honestly
\nJust being free
\nTo roam where I wanted
\nTo feed anytime
\nTo sample the sea weed
\nTo dive and to climb<\/p>\n
Now its a tank
\nNothing living at all
\nNo shells and no fishes
\nNo aquatic call
\nThe sounds of the ocean
\nThe wind From above
\nBeing with my mother
\nWho showed me her love<\/p>\n
No one to talk to
\nJust the morons who throw
\nThe dead fish still iced up
\nWho dont want to know
\nI swim in a poo tank
\nNo where else to go
\nRound and round its so boring
\nIts like a yo yo<\/p>\n
I want to get out of this alien place
\nNo one to fight with
\nNo one to chase
\nNo bubbles to blow
\nNothing to see
\nBut four walls and chipped paintwork
\nThats where I be<\/p>\n
And the loud speakers
\nThat music they play
\nIt buggers my sonar up
\nThere is no way
\nI can stay in this tank
\nThat why I leapt
\nOver the wall
\nI was feeling adept<\/p>\n
The thud on the floor
\nIt was such a shock
\nMy whole body ached
\nAnd those cretins that flock
\nAround they are aliens
\nHumans oh no
\nMoronic shape shifters
\nThey are psycho<\/p>\n
How is it deemed fair
\nThis captivity
\nFor a dolphin that swims
\nVery far out to sea
\nDown to the bottom and back up
\nTo the sky
\nChasing the boats
\nAnd Wondering why
\nHere in this bath tub
\nI must get away
\nGo down to the bottom
\nAnd make myself stay<\/p>\n
It is the best
\nSea world for me
\nIs bloody great corporate
\nWhose insanity
\nProvides for these nincompoop people
\nWho be<\/p>\n
Buying their tickets
\nEating their sweets
\nThe smell of their burgers
\nReally defeats
\nAll of the oxygen That does abound
\nAnd the perfume soaked girls
\nWho Just stand around<\/p>\n
Thats why I leapt<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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