Alice In Wonderland Syndrome by Sound Animal

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome makes a person feel she is changing size and shape in an unreasonable manner. It sometimes apparently arises from a brain situation that affects how a person perceives her body and the world. It's also quite common during the teenage years and goes away on its own.

Besides changes in size, a person may perceive being split into two parts, as if she's watching herself from a distance, that time has stopped or is going too fast, that things are farther away than they really are, and a skewing of lines.

It's usually temporary, is most common in children. Surprisingly, up to 30 percent of teens may experience it.

Some conjectures of causes include migraines, infections, seizures, strokes,
schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, depression, brain tumors, drugs.

Lyrics

I'm tall; I'm small
I'm short; I'm small.
I'm tall. Abort.
I'm not going anywhere today.
OK. I get it.

I am me.
But which me?
What are we today?
I'm tall; I'm small.
I'm tall as you are -- take it.
Let's just play.

I don't know
What to do today.
Hey!
Caterpillar comes along again.
I've already been
Around the bend, around the bend haha.

I'm tall; I'm small.
I'm short, abort.
Round bend.
Haha.