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Some days, I think I leave my mind in bed After I wake up I hope it's still in dream land I spend the day lacking in the space between my ears Nodding like a bobble head A repeating record track of affirmative and compliments The wall between you and my mind and my mouth Is a porous prison wall Sometimes if it yells loud enough Something earnest, something honest, something heartfelt will make it through If I smoke a little Mary Jane Let it pass from my lungs through my teeth My mind forgets it's fear and rejoins me If I have too much, it becomes all too aware Of the stark grim reality I am 24 I have no prospects, or aspirations, but I have a college degree I am impermanent The same hands I look at now, I looked at when I was 3 And will look at when I'm fifty And I do apologize If you ever meet me When I've left my mind behind Please come back another day Because I'd like to meet you too.
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 10:04 PM UTC
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Some days, I think I leave my mind in bed After I wake up I hope it's still in dream land I spend the day lacking in the space between my ears Nodding like a bobble head A repeating record track of affirmative and compliments The wall between you and my mind and my mouth Is a porous prison wall Sometimes if it yells loud enough Something earnest, something honest, something heartfelt will make it through If I smoke a little Mary Jane Let it pass from my lungs through my teeth My mind forgets it's fear and rejoins me If I have too much, it becomes all too aware Of the stark grim reality I am 24 I have no prospects, or aspirations, but I have a college degree I am impermanent The same hands I look at now, I looked at when I was 3 And will look at when I'm fifty And I do apologize If you ever meet me When I've left my mind behind Please come back another day Because I'd like to meet you too.
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 10:04 PM UTC
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