Maybe we're making ourselves upset, sitting in cubes of air conditioned to make us feel sick, racing back and forth in our poisonous bugs, and I'm thinking
One day you'll find me sitting in a green field on a busy motorway, singing the blues and talking to clouds, looping dead daises into a chain, thinking about gypsies in their little world of colour, trapping their secrets inside caravans, laughing at the rest of you who race to the end of the world, daily, eyes to your cars and the concrete. I'm thinking
One day I'll be standing in the middle of that field again, under skies black, void of mercy, wondering why everyone left so soon, taking in gulps of poisonous air, flashbacks to the pieces of history I'll have to keep to myself.