“In the morning theres a buzz of flies
Between the pillows and the skies that beg into your eyes
Through the looking glass in between your thighs
It's really no small surprise
How it goes straight down the rabbit hole
There it goes”

—  Pete Doherty

"Through the Looking Glass"
Lyrics and poetry

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English musician, writer, actor, poet and artist 1979

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