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Storage Unit Empire
04:57
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We build empires of storage units
to hold our unnecessary stuff
a fortress of moth-eaten memories,
guarded with whimsical boundaries
a providence for buying things
we crave, but really do not need
the materials to which we cling,
that we think will bring happiness
Generations addicted to television,
and other mind-numbing distractions,
keep us focused on brainwashing remedies
to pessimistically veto individuality
Acquire our thoughts and mindsets from celebrities,
or preachers, politicians, and quacks
whose regimes we follow religiously
to avoid the stress of formulating our own thoughts
Today it’s hip to be cynical
assume the worst, right from the start
Pass judgments on things we know nothing about,
or have obtained only first impressions.
People are easy to consume and discard,
the result of McDonaldization.
Nearly nothing in this world’s sacred anymore
just gets used, thrown away, fully wasted!
Important is only the future,
and achieving a lucrative job
Start planning your life back in middle school,
choose your way of reaching the money
Strive for deadlines, paydays, and release dates,
and simply tolerate the present
It all won’t come fast enough, so just rush through your life.
If you’re bored, just watch more TV!
The soul has rather little power anymore.
Our dictators are our own bodies.
Our physical assets define who we are
especially if we’re fat, or ugly
Our skin pigment’s especially vital as well
skin tone apparently defines personality!
Let’s get skeptical if someone’s not beautiful
actions discredited by their own bodies.
Nothing’s enough – everything’s never enough!
Greed has manifested gratitude
The paradigm’s stuck on the external things,
and thinking of oneself as most important
Shallow’s the fashion, self-obsession the fad,
and everything seems quite hopeless
But if we first work on rearranging ourselves,
and directly start fighting the Feed,
we’ll have more individual unity,
all without committing mutiny
We could achieve a state influenced by love,
and peacefully destroy this empire!
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3. |
Hypocrite
04:15
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When you told me about your addictions,
your foolish longings,
your prized convictions
these things that weren’t actually quite a surprise
mostly just the ways you over-analyze
Every thought turned to action,
every action to speech
And I offered guidance psychologically
Just a premonition of future correlations,
though I thought I wouldn’t be the best for advice
Because I am a hypocrite
I believe in paradox
My ideals are pretty, though hard to achieve
I’m often encumbered by my humanity
Like Tori, I sometimes can be, frankly, quite cruel,
though kindness and acceptance are what I work towards
But I am a hypocrite
I believe in, adhere to, I am a paradox
And I do not approve the behaviors I use,
but they’re not used intentionally
But I guess I’m just a hypocrite,
but paradox ain't so bad
I’m a hippo, a hippie, a hippogriff, etc.
I’m a hypocrite
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They build their comfort zones out of dollar signs,
and imaginary lines
Then they wrap the whole thing up in old barbed wire
Then they take a “NO TRESPASSING” sign,
and staple it on top,
prosecuting anyone who tries to enter
This house is full of boundaries,
without much form of diplomacy
This house is full of enemies,
with no reason to be hostile
Take me away…
‘Cause they’re just so afraid of living
They built their comfort zones out of $s
and imaginary lines
Then they erected giant walls to keep each other out
Then they called themselves countries,
and the rest were aliens
prone to get zapped if they tried to get in
This country's full of boundaries
without much form of diplomacy
This country has some enemies
with some reason to be hostile
Take me away…
‘Cause they’re just so afraid of living
I deconstructed my comfort zones
no more $s or lines,
and I welcome anyone, for I’ve no need for boundaries
And I welcome all the challenges I can find for myself
It keeps me alive
keeps me alive
I can do so much more than just survive!
It keeps me alive
So take me to Siam
Take me to Canaan
Take me away to Czechoslovakia, to the USSR
Take me away to any kind of place
that can give me hope for change
Take me away…
but there will always be pheasants,
who can fly across borders
There will always be pheasants,
who’ve no need for fucking passports!
There will always be pheasants
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You ran over a unicorn
in your kick-ass Mitsubishi
And as it punctured both your front tires,
you just prayed about insurance
‘Cause you believe
in a man,
in the man,
in a toxic aerosol can
While in your heart’s
a lesson plan
for your entire, humdrum life
And as you pine for new relationships,
and obsess about your weight,
you’ve simply put the seal upon
your self-fulfilling fate
You simply love to toe the line,
and file down all your claws
Domesticate, and medicate,
your deviant, wild flaws
Make a living,
embrace routine,
and just dream about exemption
You’ve stifled every raw impulse,
with no room for your redemption
So you’ve become, too willingly,
just some grease in a machine
Empty of blood,
inner flame’s a dud,
with no imagination
But you can still undo the spell,
escape this hell,
no soul to sell
You can save that unicorn,
and avoid all that stagnation
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6. |
Space Distresses Me
03:54
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I have this new hobby of sending out postcards
old postcards from junk shops to faraway friends
“Old Soddy From Yesteryear,” corny jokes, cans of beer,
and of course places I’ve never been
‘Cause space distresses me
Money distresses me
And normally it wouldn’t,
and I know well it shouldn’t,
but it keeps me apart from the people I love
I could blame it on George Bush, or our lame economy
I could bitch and complain as I so often do
But instead, I’ll just deal, and send out these postcards,
and hope that, in time, this small world will come true
Now here I am at the end of a new year,
the end of a new dream, for all I’ve prepared
I don’t know if it’s loveless, or if I’ll even survive it
I know close to nothing, still I am not scared
Well I’m happy wherever I am,
with every new setting content
And though happy I can be
without my beloved Cast C
I do dearly miss them, and I hope it comes soon -
that time when I’ll see them again
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7. |
I Am Not Hardcore
03:49
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I’m really nothing special when it comes to games like Scrabble
But I can sometimes dominate at Trivial Pursuit
Even though I’m often written off as unintelligent
And my input’s often written off as naive, slow, or cute
But I am not naive, I’m just an optimist
I can fully comprehend what a fucked-up world this is
Because of this, you might presume I simply just don’t get it
But I do go far beyond your perception of dim-witted
I just try to look beyond the gloom to find what makes life worth living
I often patch my clothes to make them more functional
But I sometimes patch them just to make them look more snazzy
But over all, I hate to waste, hence I reuse my clothes
I don’t do it to fit a scene, or just to strike a pose
But I am not hardcore, I just try to be myself
It’s inevitable along the way I’ll look like someone else
Because of this, you might presume I pretend to be somebody
But there’s so many folks upon this world, our identities get muddy
So I just behave the closest to the ways that make me happy
I’ve a new laptop and I’ve seen what androids we’ve become
Everything’s electronic now, our friendships and our sex
No need for face-to-face friendship because we’ve got the net
Our entire lives are simplified to a photo and some text
But I am not my profile, it’s just an effigy
Depicting the most brief cliff notes of the story of my life
Because of this, you might presume this flashy screen is me
But really it’s just a snapshot of the point where I’ve arrived
The complexity of my whole life, now condensed to simply 2D
I’ve made these neat little categories to define myself:
Artist, atheist, independent, a FUCKING WHITE MALE, gay
And the world wants so much clarity to which ones I belong
As long as it’s known what I am, it doesn’t matter what I say
But I’m not my identity, I’m too ambivalent
My soul cannot be limited to symbolic, dull compartments
Of each these things, you might presume I’m the equivalent
But humans can’t be subdivided to easy, quick departments
Our identities no more a part of us than our clothes or our apartments
So come with me, our limitations slowly melt away
’Til it’s just us, no facades, no fronts
In sweet ambivalence is where we’ll stay
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8. |
Community
03:46
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Call me old-fashioned, but I miss the days of folks on their front porches
Who'd enjoy each others' company, to the neighbors open wide
Before everyone retreated to private decks in their backyards
That is, on those rare occasions when they'd actually go outside
Call me old-fashioned, but I miss the days of lovingly-cooked dinners
When community was shared around the enjoyment of good food
Before instant meals in microwaves wolfed down in front of TVs
Food bereft of nutrients, sense of community subdued
Chorus:
Tell me what is happening to communication?
What is happening to community?
What is happening to community?
Call me old-fashioned, but I miss the days of human interaction
And by human interaction, I mean good ol' face-to-face
Before conversations transformed into acronyms on screens
With people separated in both emotions and cyberspace
Chorus
Well I guess I am old-fashioned because I like corporeal people
I prefer them to these abstract avatars on screens
But I guess, in that regard, I'm of a shrinking minority
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9. |
Post-Apocalyptic Porches
03:09
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The world's end is the edge of the porch, and we stare into the abyss
As my bike lays imprisoned in the ice
It's a full moon - you'll be leaving soon
You'll be gone before the cycle is through
In the library's possibility to bring me to life
Through a glowing soul who radiates the urge to revive
All the ways we've forgotten to live and to thrive
In a world that's preparing to die
You represent so much of what I yearn to become
And you've taught me to do it myself
Though I'm still compelled, to some degree, to the system succumb
But I've made a few steps backward with your help
In the library is possibility to bring me to life
Through a glowing soul who radiates the urge to revive
All the ways we've forgotten to live and to thrive
In a world that's preparing to die
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10. |
Recycling Nazi
03:43
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I got so used to saying ‘no’, I forgot how to say ‘yes’
Once you’ve seen injustice, it’s in your culture’s every facet
I can’t watch movies anymore without analysis,
and my brain’s been taken over by my inner conflict theorist
And I’m always on the alert for subtle prejudice,
so I can’t simply enjoy something for exactly what it is
‘Cause once you’ve woke up, you can’t fall asleep
And you’ll see injustice in damn near everything!
But in the end it’s worth it, for change has begun
Just don’t get too depressed by the unrighteousness,
and never forget to have fun
If you take me to a shopping mall, I’m the biggest party pooper
I’ll get depressed watching consumers try to buy their happiness
And I’ll search through all the clothing tags to see what was made in sweatshops:
a game who finds the most third-world countries in Abercrombie & Fitch!
And I’ll think how all this useless shit will eventually land in landfills
And your chipper little shopping trip will be a doom and gloom abyss
Roommates call me the recycling Nazi, and I’m big on animal rights
I’m the first to point out the fact when a comment’s heterocentric
I'll point out all the evil deeds of the U.S. and big business
I'll note when something exploits the poor, or if something is racist
Come to think, I tend to complain about a wide variety of things
I’d like to think it’s not just talk, but effects the way I’m living
But you see, it’s unhealthy to just say ‘no’, and never really say ‘yes’
And it’s hard to pull off that whole approach without seeming self-righteous
You’re not gonna change too many folks’ minds without a little more patience
So I’ll just try to be a bit less gung-ho, and less uptight, I guess
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11. |
Blue Balls Blues
02:47
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Like Phil said, most people who are depressed
simply aren’t having as much sex (as they want to)
Right now that’s me, regretfully
It’s the solitary reason I am blue
I’ve got the blue balls blues
As for flakes, I’ve met a lot
connect online, they tell you “you’re so hot!” (that's what they say)
But when it’s time to commit the crime,
a raincheck or disappointment’s all I’ve got
I’ve got the blue balls blues
Thus my happiness is unquenched like my appetite
wondering what I didn’t do right (or said, or typed)
My heart is jading, I’m tired of waiting,
for a fuck buddy to set my mood aright
I’ve got the blue balls blues
In the meantime, there’s just one thing I can do
to not depend on boys who aren’t true (or don’t follow through)
Though it sucks to be alone, I can do it on my own
All I really need are hands, and I’ve got two!
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12. |
Secrets
03:00
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It’s interesting to think about the secrets we keep
hidden in each person you pass on the street
Some secrets trivial, and some hidden deep
Some from our lovers, and some from our mothers
Some we share freely, and others that leak
And once a leak starts, your secret’s long gone
lost amongst rumors, rampant in the throng
‘Til your grandparents hear of the substance you’re on
Shattered reputations, forced alienation,
so be careful which ears your secrets land upon!
And then there’s that fallible matter of truth,
which all believe they alone can prove
But the truth is just relative to what you find couth
Varied definitions, depend on conditions,
so there’s never, ever a full absolute!
Yet still others think that they’re in the know,
that word’s a reliable source off which to go
So the stories get wilder, the falsehoods all grow
Still nobody questions the teller’s intentions,
and now you’re the star of a vicious freak show!
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13. |
Just A Parasite
03:01
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You hate the bourgeoisie 'cause it reminds you where you're from
You hate the proletariat 'cause it makes you look dumb
Instead of fighting a class war, you're sitting on your ass
While mooching off your friends who, by the way, are working class
An armchair revolutionary full of righteous talk
But you rarely take an action, you just love to sit and squawk
You reprimand your roommates which they do all your dishes
And instead of contributing, you get lazier and vicious
Lazier and vicious! x8
You'll pinpoint every detail of each activist group's flaws
Which you use as your excuse for never fighting for a cause
You're even more judgmental of those who are employed
While you exploit their hospitality, get confused if they're annoyed
You say "if they really wanted to, they could give me the boot"
But your excess gamer lifestyle and the streets do not compute!
You're in denial of your privilege for you know that you'd be shunned
If your hypocrisy was revealed through your hefty trust fund!
Hefty trust fund! x8
So instead you play it off as though you come from rags and dimes
And ignore the same scenario you've caused a dozen times
When your host becomes so fed up with your shit that they take flight
But you still remain oblivious - you're just a parasite!
Just a parasite! x16
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You say end of a coma
but I say end of a chapter
At least for everyone here
who's been graced with your laughter
I hope you know you'll be missed, Lupe!
Lupe, you once told me Olympia
Is the worst place that you've been
As far as people making a huge deal
About the pigment of your skin
It's ironic in a place boasting to be about
Breaking down systems of oppression
That limiting people to their demographics
Is the popular obsession
But you see your friends foremost as people
And not by the ways they're identified
Because everyone is equal to your non-judgmental eyes
I hope you know you'll be missed, Lupe!
You'll be missed for your awesome threesomes
You'll be missed for your hospitality
You'll be missed for your ability
To make each birthday a special formality
You'll be missed as a yoga princess
You'll be missed as a superhero
You'll be missed for all the times you baby-sat
Kai, Scarlett, and Bandito
I hope you know you'll be missed, Lupe!
You say end of a coma
But I say end of a chapter
At least for everyone here
Who's been graced with your laughter
I hope you know you'll be missed, Lupe!
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Some people approach a conversation as if it were a fight
Using nonexistent statistics to prove who's in the right
Well I don't want another reshuffling of winners and losers
I'll approach a conversation as if it were a dance
Because when you talk, you don't learn anything
But when you listen, you do
Does this mean I'm another derelict of postmodern ideologies?
Too open to alternatives to form a solid opinion
All I learned from four years of taking anthropology
Is that everything is relative and nothing's absolute
And that there is no such thing as a universal truth
So when somebody questions what I think might be my convictions
I'm too open to their perspective to adequately refute
Because when you talk, you don't learn anything
And when you listen, you do
So sometimes, I verge on nihilism
But what's it even matter?
Who cares where an opinion falls in the arbitrary wrongs and rights?
It's a gray scale of nothingness on a background of oblivion
In the span of all infinity, I'm an insignificant blip!!!
So what's it even matter?
Everything is nothing!!
What's it even matter?
Everyone is doomed!!!
But then, I snap out of it
Think of all I have to live for!
Think of all the pleasures abounding on this earth
Think of chocolate and kitty-cats
Accordions and pho
Studio Ghibli and Bjork
The Simpsons and used bookstores
Leinenkugels, narwhals, musicals
The taste of fresh-ground coffee on the threshold of your lips
Or the blissful revelry of a lover's hands upon your hips
Think of all the possibilities to be done with mind, and hands
All the creations in the ether, waiting for innovative beings
To set their cogs in motion, to roll out shape the universe
Think of all you can experience, think of all you can achieve
Or you could say it's all meaningless and fade
You could say it's all meaningless and fade
You could say it's all meaningless and fade into lonely obscurity!
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When you feel the weight of the world pressing down on your shoulders
And its magnitude makes it crude to even go one more day
And each dismal glimpse of humanity you see on the news
Keeps adding one more hue to your ever-growing bruise
And you feel so powerless to actually make a change
When you have so many burdens, so many debts to pay
And none of your old remedies are working anymore
And you find it hard to survive amongst so much that you abhor
When all you can do is cling to this lawn chair on the deck
Of a catastrophic ship that's about to be wrecked
And all you can foresee is cataclysmic events
And you consider just ending it now so you can escape this mess
But instead of giving in to the undertows,
Here's a consolation that I propose:
We'll have an apocalyptic party
Let's just go out with a bang!
So if you bake the cupcakes, then I'll call the bands
And we'll throw a great big festival to commemorate the end
We'll send out invitations through snail-mail and text
Let's invite everyone we know, since we don't know when we'll see them next!
And use the time we have before this party ends
To let it be known how much we appreciate our friends
'Cause they're all we have left when we get to this state
Of being too nihilistic, having too much on our plate
So we'll shoot off some fireworks, and write one last song
But since it's Armageddon, we'll all have to sing along
So just sing your heart out, and hold my hand
And let's cherish every moment until the utmost end
So just sing your heart out, and hold my hand
And let's cherish every moment until the utmost end!
So as the ship's about to sink, we'll look up at the stars
And revel in our gratitude for how lucky we are
To have had the chance to sing and dance in merry frivolity
To have been lucky enough simply to be
And even though it was mixed up
With all that pain
We'd still take the opportunity
To go back and do it all over again
So as we watch the fireworks as the world explodes
And it's like we're watching time-lapse as the Earth erodes
We nostalgically reflect on all we did and saw
Until all there's left to say is "Ooh" and "Awe"
Oooooooohhhh Aaaaaaaaaahhhh x3
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17. |
Self-Help Acoustic
00:27
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I’m too kinky for FetLife
I’m not husband material
My innermost desires are illicit and venereal
I’ve sold my underwear to a man in Luxembourg
My sex life could be diagnosed as a theatre of the absurd
I need a pervert’s guide to avoiding loneliness
I love the bears and otters
But I’ll sometimes go for twinks
Any body type is beautiful
Especially when it stinks!
I like men of many different shapes and shades and demographics
I like boys who make collages of National Geographics
Philosophers, photographers
Blue, white, or pink collars
It doesn’t matter much to me whether they are dropouts or scholars
I need a pervert’s guide to avoiding loneliness
I’ve been dumped due to differences in class
I’ve been dumped by guys who didn’t like my cats
But the biggest deal-breakers that I’ve ever seen
Were from dudes who couldn’t handle my polyamory
‘Cause I’m a slut who is versatile and has many tastes
And I don’t like opportunities to go to waste
And I might be incapable of monogamy
But rest assured, my sluttiness is done ethically
Now that doesn’t mean that I’m incapable of love
Now that doesn’t mean that I don’t value your uniqueness
Now that doesn’t mean that I can’t handle commitment
All it means is I need a pervert’s guide to loneliness
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19. |
Gaytheist
02:38
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Steve got kicked out of the Garden of Eden
That was the same year I got estranged from church
In both cases the crimes were blasphemy
And third degree, premeditated sodomy
‘Cause Mother Nature loves us
But God kinda hates us
I just wish Yahweh would go suck a cock!
So this alienated teenager tried witchcraft for a while
But got occult mixed up with regular cult
Then agnosticism fit the bill for his noncommittal mind
He thought his religious views could not be defined
But then at twenty-seven, he finally realized
He could no longer let the truth be disguised
Yahweh’s homophobia was not just from being a douchebag
It was internalized hatred
Because God is a fag!
Jehovah made the rainbow sparkle, shine with radiance
Which should be enough validation for one to be a gaytheist
‘Cause Mother Nature loves us
But God kinda hates himself
I just wish Yahweh would go suck more cock!
Yahweh should suck more cock, more cock
Yahweh should suck more cock, more cock
Maybe if he had more butt sex, he wouldn’t be so uptight
And his idiotic followers’ claims could not be justified
He’d rewrite the hate speech in Leviticus and Deuteronomy
And rethink his previous objections to sodomy
‘Cause Mother Nature loves us
But God kinda hates us
I just wish Yahweh would go suck a dick!
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20. |
Troll Girl
04:35
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The troll girl was found under a bridge
On highway 18 outside of Lost Springs, Wyoming
Naked and ragged, she was only 8 years old
The tests suggest she had no memories
The mayor gave a 30-day decree
If by that time no one had come to claim her
Then she would join the Randolph family
Those sterile newlyweds were only 23
Oh, trolls!
Sometimes we can never be redeemed
From the decisions we made at 23
The moment troll girl turned 17
She headed west to the Willamette Valley
She instantly loved the anonymity
Blending in with Portland’s freaks with a fake ID
She even found some reputable jobs
A school bus driver, part time selling weed
But after all her merchandise was robbed
A questionable business deal bought her a pregnancy
Oh, trolls!
Sometimes we can never be redeemed
From the decisions we made at 17
So troll girl had a son
He started smoking at age 4
9 years later was a Juggalo
With gang leanings hardcore
Then troll boy met a new troll girl
He knocked her up at 12
His mother chased them down the street
Took her katana off the shelf
They were not welcome at her house
So they moved under a bridge
Birthed on the banks of the Willamette
What a fitting way for trolls to live!
Oh, trolls!
Sometimes we can never be redeemed
From the decisions we made at age 13
Oh sometimes we can never be redeemed
Especially when our stories can’t be believe
But they’re true, they’re true, they’re true
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21. |
Politicians
01:32
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It seems that almost every day
A politician comes my way
If he's elected, then it's his plan
To save the country if he can
To save the country if he can
The promises them fellers make
Make me suspect they're all a fake
I guess the thing for me to do
Is listen till them guys are through
Then ask them if it's their belief,
If there's a bill for tax relief
If there's a bill for tax relief
I smoke them candidates' cigars
When they ride up in fancy cars
They talk away an hour or more,
And then I vote like I did before
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22. |
The Maharajah
02:39
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for 24 hours you lived as someone else
your questionable choices affecting only yourself
seeing what it’s like to live
with robots and deluxe toilet paper
upper-middle class luxuries
like being suspended in skydiving chambers
to transcend your life
of stark disappointments
and picking up slack
for a temporary fantasy
of having a husband
who will have your back
through financial security
the safety net of joint checking accounts
as you pursue your artistry
he supports you to achieve
what you’re truly about
so you let your guard down
and acted somewhat rash
mainly concerning the feats you accomplished
while on your back
seduced by status and novel encounters
not to mention a stunning physique
the heat of the moment
repelled better judgements
of any cautionary technique
so now you’re back to your life
practical obligations and promises kept
when you weren’t mystified by
romantic delusions which left you bereft
so now you’ve got to decide between
penniless sitar players on whom you’ve relied
or on the other hand
the maharajah’s fantasy
which might just turn out to be
nothing but a lie
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23. |
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You’re too pragmatic
You’re too sentimental
And you don’t even recognize your full potential
That being said, would you be my safety net
For my big leap of faith?
You do jujitsu
You do aikido
I find it hard to keep up with your healthy libido
That being said, I could be your safety net
For your big leap of faith
In the bedroom,
You’re excessively hygienic
Well your habits could bring about a full pandemic!
That being said, would you be my safety net
For my big leap of faith?
You’re such a Pollyanna
From Montana
You seem to get annoyed when I play my piano
It’s Wyoming, by the way, but would you be my safety net
For my big leap of faith?
Let’s be romantic
Too much effort
I don’t know why I even try these hopeless endeavors
Chop chop! We are late! But I could be your safety net
For your big leap of faith
You’re misanthropic
Well you’re neurotic
Your social interactions can seem, frankly, robotic
It’s social anxiety, asshole, but I could be your safety net
For your big leap of faith
You’re pessimistic
A tad bit sadistic
Well you don’t seem to comprehend a single statistic!
That being said, I could [would you] be your [my] safety net
For your [my] big leap of faith?
Now I’ve had time to reflect
I cannot be your safety net
But I could help you build your own instead
Now I’m struggling to decide
To which passions I will abide
But they’re all leaps of faith in their own way
Plus it seems you want a sense of home
While my tendency is to roam
And take big leaps of faith of my own
Sure sometimes I love adventure
And those we’ve had I’ll always treasure
But I also want stability
Plus safety nets you have a few
Even if I’m not your boo
For there are many people who love you
But over all I must endeavor
To not rely on others’ favors
To be a safety net for myself
We’re at a point where this defines
Whether our nets will entwine
Or whether we have it in us to leap together
Either way I will admit
That I will grieve a little bit
But one thing I know for sure
Is that knowing you has made my life better
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Scott Steven Erickson Olympia, Washington
Upbeat, quirky, and just a tad bit nihilistic.
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