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The Danger Zone, The Twilight Zone And The Friend Zone Walk Into A Bar ...

You’d do well to keep in mind

The lines falling short inside

And all the people standing outside

Looking in

Feeling the sin

Sink down their arms

Into their shoes

And out of brain range

This is it

The reckoning

Of sorts anyway

The lost keys found

The square peg round

The light at the end of the tunnel

On an extra long chord

Finally being pulled

Nighty night

Let all that ails you tuck you down tight

Bring back the child of let’s say 10

That version of you

And start explaining

As you have much to do

He might look up and say

“Who are you?”

And that’s a valid ******* question you know

*Valid ******* question*

Cause he won’t know

And neither will you

The disconnect is growing moss

Off the side of Highway 2

And memories are like old VHS tapes

That nobody watches anymore

Don’t have time for that

Too much going on

With all the nothing to move and stack

Rearrange

Sifting for change

Like it’s in your pocket

And you’re at the soda machine

After walking back into town mid-June

Cause your car breaks down

In the middle of the Middle(est) West

And you are thirsty

But the machine is all out

And the clock is broken

Along with your need for concern

It just doesn’t matter now

And you are more than well aware

You are ****** scope

From 300 yards up and away aware

There’s no move (even the slightest) getting past you

You guard that tower

Like an insecure guy guards his bestest (crush) girl –friend

You know the one that takes him shopping

And tells him secrets

That should be dropped in a volcano

– but regardless

He will never see the color of her *******

Unless she has him do her laundry

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Mar 4, 2014
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