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Whats left from the ball game I walk through rows of soggy buns And deluted beer No one finishes: Conrad creates a trash bag pancho Brandon finds an unopened can of beer Stephens still engaged to spider women And the carboard folds like a soft taco When I stuff tarter sauce in my water logged trash bag I under stand trench warfare completly: My toes are drowining Andrew thinks hes a dog Dwain gave up drinking six years ago Allens speaking gibberish (we still love him) I dont know why Were here. Each of us wear the same caps Like a team of washed up minor league players wondering why were still here Even more when we have to work for the rain.
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:07 PM UTC
working for the rain
Whats left from the ball game I walk through rows of soggy buns And deluted beer No one finishes: Conrad creates a trash bag pancho Brandon finds an unopened can of beer Stephens still engaged to spider women And the carboard folds like a soft taco When I stuff tarter sauce in my water logged trash bag I under stand trench warfare completly: My toes are drowining Andrew thinks hes a dog Dwain gave up drinking six years ago Allens speaking gibberish (we still love him) I dont know why Were here. Each of us wear the same caps Like a team of washed up minor league players wondering why were still here Even more when we have to work for the rain.
michael-parish
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:07 PM UTC
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