The cover band plays a tirade
of songs we all heard before.
They switch to originals;
which all sound the same.
Originality is as rare as a dollar in my pocket
and just as likely to be spent in tastelessness.
She wore her dinner loose - more of a greasy pub lunch.
******* harder than diamonds in the open winter heat.
Not hungry anymore.
Jul 23, 2012
Jul 23, 2012 at 9:11 PM UTC
The cover band plays a tirade
of songs we all heard before.
They switch to originals;
which all sound the same.
Originality is as rare as a dollar in my pocket
and just as likely to be spent in tastelessness.
She wore her dinner loose - more of a greasy pub lunch.
******* harder than diamonds in the open winter heat.
Not hungry anymore.
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