let's go down to the lake and take a swim in toxic waste i dive in the buildings, soar so high i cannot see the sky there's something strange about this
Hands clasped feet resting in the sink Engulfed by silence, I hadn't seen you for so long, You said "Stop being so dramatic" A state of drunkenness,
Third graders holding hands Indians And Pilgrims celebrating newfound lands They tried to teach me that at school Make the white man look superior, it
i read a book the other day about public schools in our nation an indictment of our prevailing caste system it seems so many things i've taken for granted
you've been down for so long the world can really do that to a kid but you cant dwell on that shit gotta make the world the best you can there's no reason
my friend gave everything he owns away my friend says he's happier that way he says did you ever notice the more you own, the more worries you have?
the sky seemed far away i tried to make sense of a thoughtless day no disappointments stale words always know what to say i took a train to olympia and
all alone again, the phone forgot to ring even if it did, i doubt it would be for me bedside table photographs of you, half smoked cigarettes remember
wasted, passed out on the kitchen floor another week gone by and i haven't been dreaming blacked out and i can't remember exactly what i did last night
I've seen the stupid stare on thousands of our faces watched my thoughts carelessly fall away while I fumbled for the right words to say my brain is
stormy seas closing in american society will never be the same again do you remember what it means to be free? do you remember when theft was the only
a fistfull of feeling tossed into the water the boat has a hole we're sinking take it in stride and stand down the world comes much harder than one thousand
count these days, feel like i ran a marathon, more like a cigarette-a-thon, one three month day, six more lanes, so much concrete seems irrational, i
do you remember the first thing you had to memorize? was it the pledge of allegiance? a five year old stands for a flag that killed off all the real
the sun came up exposed the cloud the city put up grey mountains lost grey skies covered them up so what if we can make a million cars in one day or
i've seen a thousand thoughtless faces today a thousand i saw yesterday it's our ignorance that keeps us up to pace it's our tvs that keep us smiling
i hardly recognize this place i used to call it my home now it's filled with so many strip malls and wendys and shitty mcdonalds and all the houses look
i'm not angry i'm a no good piece of shit i hear that eeryday, it just rolls off my back left out frustrated no one to talk to alone with the thoughts