I wandered, weak and dazed,

Through unfamiliar streets,

Stepping in and out of time

Between light and shadow.

Time meant nothing to me

And I felt within myself

Something new, and yet I knew

I was no longer who I was

Something had changed.

I watched myself as one may watch

An errant moth, flocking to

The shadows, leaving light

And in rejecting it, reflecting it.

I felt my eyes upon me

As though I were not my own,

And I lost what I had understood

To be who I had been.

The world swam, colors dancing,

Light entrancing me and flitting

'Neath my eyelids, heat surrounding me,

A breeeze whispered my name,

Then I knew

That I would live again.

I do not understand,

I don't pretend to know.

And yet I feel that this is looking up

And looking good for once

For me.

Something's starting,

Here's my cue,

Count to three.

I'm such a confused little person.

Everything's inside out

And upside down

And all around and

Everything's backwards

And even the clocks run

Counterclockwise from time to time

When all the world's racing over my head

I'm up to my knees in stars as

The sun rides in between my cells and

A million swans

Flying through my hair

I don't understand

Which way the world is spinning round and round and round

I can't see the sky (oh god)

I cannot see or hear or feel the ground

I just know that something big is gonna happen

But everything's inside out and upside down and all around and

Everything's backwards and even the clocks run

Counterclockwise from time to time and time

On and on and on and on again

On and on and on

World without end

Once upon a time there was a man named Joshua Gogigan.

He got into a bar fight one night with a man named Hulking John Roland, who was much bigger than Joshua.  Hulking John was just about to slam a pile-driver fist into Joshua's stomach when Joshua started floating.  He floated up out of Hulking John's reach, up past the ceiling fans, and eventually stuck to the ceiling, unable to get down.  The collective bar didn't know what to do, and so they opened a window and left him there, hoping a fortunate breeze would take care of the problem.  The next morning, Josh was gone.  No one knows what happened to him.