Psychedelic Afternoon

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If you see someone with crazy hair
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Well, that's my grandpa
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And if you hear some singing from 
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upstairs
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It's only grandpa
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All night long
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The music played
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It's the same old songs
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But my grandpa's cool with me
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Psychedelic afternoon
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Let's all sing a hippie tune
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I will sing my song for you
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My grandpa taught to me, oh yeah
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The clouds stick in my hair and 
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in my eyes
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In 30 flavors
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I tried to taste them all, I 
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can't decide
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Which one is better
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And the girl will smile
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The whole day long
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And she can see
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Why my grandpa's cool with me
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Psychedelic afternoon
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Let's all sing a hippie tune
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I will sing my song for you
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My grandpa taught to me, oh yeah
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Love train, flashlight (oh-oh-oh)
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Airplane, blue skies (oh-oh-oh-oh)
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Chocolate, justice (oh-oh-oh-oh, oh)
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Freedom, romance
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The weeds have grown up to the 
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windowsill
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In sunny weather
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We take off all our clothes and 
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laugh until
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Our eyeballs water
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We could dance
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And some falling in love
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And you could see
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Why my grandpa's cool with me
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Psychedelic afternoon
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Let's all sing a hippie tune
Em7              A7
I will sing my song for you
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My grandpa taught to me, oh yeah
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Psychedelic afternoon
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Let's all sing a hippie tune
Em7             A7
I will sing my song for you
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My grandpa taught to me