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Carly Simon ~ Floundering


(carly simon) First she sees her hypnotist When she rushes to her psychiatrist She sees her acupuncturist She’s got to got to get fixed Then she sees her scientologist Gets fed by her nutritionist She can not seem to resist Seeking cosmic consciousness Chorus: Looks like she’s floundering again Seems to be floundering again Looks like she’s floundering again Seems to be floundering again She swears by jack la lanne Then she throws the i ching again She searches in the himalayas For someone to ease the pain Chorus She’s looking for a cure She does not know exactly what for Chorus She’s into political activism Reading up on tibetan buddism Anna freud’s analysed her dreams And she’s hoarse from primal screams Chorus more free lyrics

(carly simon)

First she sees her hypnotist
When she rushes to her psychiatrist
She sees her acupuncturist
She’s got to got to get fixed

Then she sees her scientologist
Gets fed by her nutritionist
She can not seem to resist
Seeking cosmic consciousness

Chorus:
Looks like she’s floundering again
Seems to be floundering again
Looks like she’s floundering again
Seems to be floundering again

She swears by jack la lanne
Then she throws the i ching again
She searches in the himalayas
For someone to ease the pain

Chorus

She’s looking for a cure
She does not know exactly what for

Chorus

She’s into political activism
Reading up on tibetan buddism
Anna freud’s analysed her dreams
And she’s hoarse from primal screams

Chorus

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