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A manual for life

Roll down the car window

And stick your hand out

 

This is all life is

Multiple things rushing passed

Our bodies

You can’t really catch it

But you can ride the feeling

And…

Yeah, it feels pretty good

 

Kind of like an acoustic guitar

That makes you smile

When it’s sunny outside

Perfect day on the lake

Let’s go

 

What drives our bodies

Where do we exactly find “motivation”

And in turn how do we translate it

I don’t really want to wait forever

To find out what I’m meant to do

 

You see, I come with a manual

But like most people

I’m too stubborn to even read it myself

Life doesn’t have instructions

So therefore

Nor should I

 

Roll down the car window

And stick your hand out

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joey-zimmerman
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Published
Dec 28, 2010
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