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Radio fade in/fade out why you said that i suppose your redolent innuendos take my hand     take my heart his hands were cleans but his ***** clothes belonged to me I was a washing-machine mutant measuring out oxydol and love while dreaming of Apocalypse and Metamorphasis under the guise of musical appreciation /sliding underneath the static/ there was no time for reality except the truth we created for ourselves wrapped it around us like blue waters that hid a broken bottle jagged scars as memory /channel change smooth, cool curve of the dial beneath my fingertips/ loooking to be the runaway I let him go his own way again and again when he sent me letters they were addressed to a different party and were in a strange vocabulary I couldn't understand I craved to make him a meaning but music had a blood fever I found the music then let it play
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 2:03 PM UTC
Just Sittin' Around, Waitin' For The Apocalypse
Radio fade in/fade out why you said that i suppose your redolent innuendos take my hand     take my heart his hands were cleans but his ***** clothes belonged to me I was a washing-machine mutant measuring out oxydol and love while dreaming of Apocalypse and Metamorphasis under the guise of musical appreciation /sliding underneath the static/ there was no time for reality except the truth we created for ourselves wrapped it around us like blue waters that hid a broken bottle jagged scars as memory /channel change smooth, cool curve of the dial beneath my fingertips/ loooking to be the runaway I let him go his own way again and again when he sent me letters they were addressed to a different party and were in a strange vocabulary I couldn't understand I craved to make him a meaning but music had a blood fever I found the music then let it play
Written in 1981 at the time of my divorce from my 1st husband. Everyone should be given a trial run to get some experience.
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 2:03 PM UTC
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