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School, office, homework, business Projects, shopping, cooking and chores Bogged down with the daily grind Our lives are like one big race Lugging overloaded school bags A child brings home more work Is there a time for fun and games When lost in this timeless maze? Caged behind office cubicles Targets and timelines Deals and telephone calls The blood pressure builds Sandwiches, noodles or pancakes What would you like to have today? Have you thought of your housewife? Who cares for you like a trained waiter Bulls and bears Stocks and Indices It is the economy stupid Giving you those nightmares Add some rhyme and reason Replace logic with intuition Clear that mental clutter Add balance to your life Spill some colour Pen a verse Play a game Listen to music An artist is a breath of fresh air Revelling in creative freedom Letting loose enchanting melody The song of his soul © copyright skm
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 4:51 AM UTC
Rhyme and reason
School, office, homework, business Projects, shopping, cooking and chores Bogged down with the daily grind Our lives are like one big race Lugging overloaded school bags A child brings home more work Is there a time for fun and games When lost in this timeless maze? Caged behind office cubicles Targets and timelines Deals and telephone calls The blood pressure builds Sandwiches, noodles or pancakes What would you like to have today? Have you thought of your housewife? Who cares for you like a trained waiter Bulls and bears Stocks and Indices It is the economy stupid Giving you those nightmares Add some rhyme and reason Replace logic with intuition Clear that mental clutter Add balance to your life Spill some colour Pen a verse Play a game Listen to music An artist is a breath of fresh air Revelling in creative freedom Letting loose enchanting melody The song of his soul © copyright skm
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 4:51 AM UTC
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