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I think our priorities are out of order Shuffling, sick addicts chattering mad Pushing boundaries and breaking borders Every letter we type data to record Corporations enslaving us all Political establishment laughable at best I hate to be yet another critic But the optimists have fists Shoved so far up their ***** The hand over their eyes is a mask Blinding them to the cardboard cut outs They watch so religiously And don’t get me started on religion Or how the Earth is literally on fire Easily ignored, thanks to a finite life span Such diatribes are easy Sitting in a chair is easy This is easy We have it easy Feeling uncomfortable is easy But eventually It’s gonna get hard Really, really hard Maybe for us Maybe in a hundred years (so relax, take another hit, no fuss) As for me I’ve always liked my pain before my play So I'm dropping off the jungle gym I have ankles to sprain
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Oct 16, 2017
Oct 16, 2017 at 2:39 AM UTC
Here Today To Ignore Tomorrow
I think our priorities are out of order Shuffling, sick addicts chattering mad Pushing boundaries and breaking borders Every letter we type data to record Corporations enslaving us all Political establishment laughable at best I hate to be yet another critic But the optimists have fists Shoved so far up their ***** The hand over their eyes is a mask Blinding them to the cardboard cut outs They watch so religiously And don’t get me started on religion Or how the Earth is literally on fire Easily ignored, thanks to a finite life span Such diatribes are easy Sitting in a chair is easy This is easy We have it easy Feeling uncomfortable is easy But eventually It’s gonna get hard Really, really hard Maybe for us Maybe in a hundred years (so relax, take another hit, no fuss) As for me I’ve always liked my pain before my play So I'm dropping off the jungle gym I have ankles to sprain
Not sure why I wrote this, I'm probably more lost than you are.
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Oct 16, 2017
Oct 16, 2017 at 2:39 AM UTC
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