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Queens Of The Stone Age ~ Monsters In The Parasol


The walls are closing in again, oh well (2x)
I've seen some things I thought I never saw
Covered in hair (hair)

Pauls' Dad is warped and bubbling, oh well (2x)
And my mind is up here on another wave
Covered in hair (hair)

She won't grow (7x)
You've got a monster in your parasol (4x)

Pauls' sister is an alien, oh well (2x)
I've seen some things I thought I never saw
Covered in hair (hair)

She won't grow (7x)
You've got a monster in your parasol (3x)
You've got a hole in you I never saw
In your parasol (3x)



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