drill i thought i left all this madness behind thought it was a product of the eighties but there in my rearview mirror the narrative of single form insanity is closing the gap the mystery engine glides on the silent motion of daily demise drill
drill all thouse years ago it was a simple affair you see it was all just a song and dance away a soft shoe shuffle to get some medication and a chat with a sympathetic plastic face back in thouse whacky good ole days in New York's sunny nineteen eighties drill
drill someone is slipping in behind me knife in hand' they are plotting i should just run while iv got a chance the gate is open and there is some ****** thing she is offering at the end of the road just there round the bend if i plunder today for tomorrows bankrupt mind drill
drill i am sitting here in a dark room asking that will you please hold my hand the walls have closed in and im waiting for voices waiting for the slow slide into the dark please take leave of your schedule and pencil me in for some ****** help please drill
drill its raining outside and there is a wood at the end of the lane im sure i could slip away unseen repair the once great engine that destroyed rebuild the great machine that once wreaked havoc lets just drill thru the protective cover and get our greasy little fingers on this trigger
morning seeps into the minds eye like a process of madness and as this place revealed as this method is unveiled the screaming, throwing things, acting out thats expected seems to be a safe bet the pout of childish behavior seems inevitable i pause and wish i could find an easier way i dont want to try suicide again that ran out of entertainment value a long time ago when a good friend succeeded
leaving my hopes and dreams in a small pile that looks too much like litter and makes me sad cause now i know its really over your really gone and your never comin home we are never gonna watch that german sunrise on a western shore bungalow gather up my belongings and my heartstring longings and step gingerly carefully onto the hardpack lean out onto the road put out my thumb and begin to whistle softly some nineteen eighty eight tune fastbender
drill into the the mislabeled logic past the protective layers and get your greasy fingers round this you second generation second rate hippy fu^^face time is up and your lies are thin gimmie my due or gimmie my leave stop with the ******-social babble and talk to me or let me out of this monkey house
with a words full of soft smiles she gently slides me into a mistake free zone she gives me a cup of joe and a comfy chair in the waiting room pauses to give a wary glance to my backpack and filthy jeans but thats quite allright she seems to say a rubber stamp will give a glancing blow knock the dirt from this plundered one she sits down at her desk and pushes the keys setting the engine in motion the machine in gear to end this long day
ill find some peace and comfort soon enough i tell myself in some quiet corner or room padded by charity medicated by soft compassion soft compassion drilling into exposed bone
the product of spending the night with a friend on the phone...disturbing at times, but its good to know he's allright