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A day in the life

four forty five and it was chilling cold,

drank a cup of coffee, two eggs in a row.

eyes have been dizzy I’ve reaped what i sowed

yesterdays midnight still up in a glow.

 

waiting for a ride, check the stereos inside,

pollutants in my way, they have turned the tide.

30 minutes away, u-huh the crowd,

everyone greeted each other too loud.

 

jump start the engine , and switch the keys

I’ll work hard to pay the fees

am i on the shore, yeah i think you got it

all the way until the dawn puts on it.

 

its almost time yeah roll out outside,

traffic jam-headache, bringing the dark side.

thinking of her, thinkin’ of dinner,

thinking for tomorrow, i need a fake healer.

 

messaged someone, yeah I’m home,

it pours on my shoulder, i got heavy bones.

rest is a must-have, the day’s on a fin,

i hope to see you in my dreams.

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Written by
Jcjuatco
Filipino
Published
Sep 3, 2010
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2009 jcjuatco

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