Norman's Kitchen

<p>I got stoned in Norman&#x27;s kitchen, we was talkin&#x27; &#x27;bout the facts of life<br/>He asked me was I happy as I reached for the butter knife<br/>I said no and I made a sandwich, I poured myself a cup of tea<br/>When that cat started prayin&#x27; the spirit fell on me<br/>I got up to use the bathroom, I said excuse me please<br/>But I couldn&#x27;t help from laughin&#x27; and I felt shaky in the knees<br/>As I leaned against the mirror my heart let out a sigh<br/>Like somethin&#x27; heavy left me and I opened up my eyes<br/>I can see I am free and I&#x27;m who I wanna be<br/>Mercy me, mercy me, mercy me<br/>Mercy me<br/>I was born in dusty Stockton and I grew up in San Jose<br/>But I never started livin&#x27; until I learned to pray<br/>Now my parents they ignore me, they say I&#x27;ve gotten strange<br/>But when you&#x27;re touched by heaven you know something&#x27;s bound to change<br/>I can see I am free and I&#x27;m who I want to be<br/>Mercy me, mercy me, mercy me<br/>Well, I can see I am free and I&#x27;m who I want to be<br/>Mercy me, mercy me, mercy me, yes, yes<br/>But I can see I can be free now<br/>I can be me, I wanna be now<br/>Mercy, mercy, mercy me<br/>Talk about J.C<br/>I can see I am free and I&#x27;m who I want to be<br/>Mercy me, mercy me, mercy me<br/>He poured his mercy on me<br/>I can see I am free and I&#x27;m who I want to be<br/>Mercy me, mercy me, mercy me<br/>Mercy me, mercy me