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Shes standing on my studio stage Standing singing moonage daydream, She´s a daydream In fake sun spotlights \ She´s a sunset She blinds me with golden beams I´ve listened to the song a hundred times over But it never sounds quite right without her Cause the sound of her lips she controls my entirety my hands, my face, my hips and she kisses my scars She´s better than anything I´ve seen My lady singing moonage daydream.
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Aug 29, 2025
Aug 29, 2025 at 10:34 AM UTC
Moonage Daydream
he was the kind of guy who would have willfully participated in the ****** of Sylvia Likens, and very much have enjoyed the interaction with the rest of the gang while doing so. he is still that kind of guy, just a lot older now too good for most things and all the women who now hate him for all the discomforting memories he had left them with. his mom had been a nurse and now his sister was too perhaps whatever woman he was with was too, his mother loved him, how could she not, she had been a nurse, so he was absolutely sure that masks, social distancing, and mandated vaccines were how it should be. anyone who didn't know these things was too embarrassing for him. his mom told him so. at the age of 44, he still had the exact same job he had had for the past twenty years. he was too good to do anything else other than making deliveries to restaurants, which were all requiring vaccine passports for dine in and perhaps soon delivery. most of him felt very important every time he unloaded his delivery van or posted on twitter or instagram or wrote about how many of those woman had deeply loved him even though they were not worthy of his importance and could never be he was too desirable for them and they needed to learn that so he had taken the time to teach them that long ago, they needed to learn so he had taken the time to teach them that if they had been worth remembering, he would still find a way to continue teaching them that. life had been good lately, he made $95 CAD on a baseball card trade, he was a good person who had a lot to offer the world and only deserved the most smoking hot of non-throwaway women when there were so many throwaway women who needed to learn he knew what all the good music and writing was and knew when something wasn't worth listening to or worth reading, jack ketchum's **** was certainly no good, he knew it, all the fun girls knew it too, he knew a lot, so he taught. he was a good person with a good life and smart with his baseball card investment strategies, he didn't need an undesirable life he had good advice to give to baseball, football, hockey, and soccer leagues it was easy to make all these excellent observations as a good person, he reached over for his smokin hot queenshit earlier this very night, kissed the nape of queenshit's sweet, whip-smart neck and fondled queenshit's girl **** while listening to the queen's vaccinated breathing tomorrow he would make a youtube playlist for queenshit that included drunken one off's he had recorded with his band 15 years ago then, one of them would make an interesting, important dinner they would both eat and talk about.
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Aug 10, 2021
Aug 10, 2021 at 3:55 AM UTC
"man, she punched me like a dude"*
he was the kind of guy who would have willfully participated in the ****** of Sylvia Likens, and very much have enjoyed the interaction with the rest of the gang while doing so. he is still that kind of guy, just a lot older now too good for most things and all the women who now hate him for all the discomforting memories he had left them with. his mom had been a nurse and now his sister was too perhaps whatever woman he was with was too, his mother loved him, how could she not, she had been a nurse, so he was absolutely sure that masks, social distancing, and mandated vaccines were how it should be. anyone who didn't know these things was too embarrassing for him. his mom told him so. at the age of 44, he still had the exact same job he had had for the past twenty years. he was too good to do anything else other than making deliveries to restaurants, which were all requiring vaccine passports for dine in and perhaps soon delivery. most of him felt very important every time he unloaded his delivery van or posted on twitter or instagram or wrote about how many of those woman had deeply loved him even though they were not worthy of his importance and could never be he was too desirable for them and they needed to learn that so he had taken the time to teach them that long ago, they needed to learn so he had taken the time to teach them that if they had been worth remembering, he would still find a way to continue teaching them that. life had been good lately, he made $95 CAD on a baseball card trade, he was a good person who had a lot to offer the world and only deserved the most smoking hot of non-throwaway women when there were so many throwaway women who needed to learn he knew what all the good music and writing was and knew when something wasn't worth listening to or worth reading, jack ketchum's **** was certainly no good, he knew it, all the fun girls knew it too, he knew a lot, so he taught. he was a good person with a good life and smart with his baseball card investment strategies, he didn't need an undesirable life he had good advice to give to baseball, football, hockey, and soccer leagues it was easy to make all these excellent observations as a good person, he reached over for his smokin hot queenshit earlier this very night, kissed the nape of queenshit's sweet, whip-smart neck and fondled queenshit's girl **** while listening to the queen's vaccinated breathing tomorrow he would make a youtube playlist for queenshit that included drunken one off's he had recorded with his band 15 years ago then, one of them would make an interesting, important dinner they would both eat and talk about.
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In sixth grade, I wrote a letter to David Bowie addressed to his New York home never knowing a girl named Kamryn exists, but I thought I was special enough for a world-renowned rock star to reply or care enough about some pre-teen angst I shared with him how my grandma Pam chose drugs over (I know now an addiction has many more complex layers) getting to know her grandchildren or to love her son, but then I remembered- this is David ******* Bowie, he's lived life with ******* in his bloodstream for thirty years prior Maybe, I mentioned it all because I wanted to feel special, like the way, I think dying young will create that for me. It's stupid how I painfully so-identified as "the girl with the mousy hair" and the piano aiding an eloquent discussion about the world's disarray in which I selfishly identified as my own "Life on Mars" always felt like a personal performance just for me, but at twenty-one, it isn't just a song and I still lay awake wondering if Mars and I share a similarity, we want life to ebb so distinctly within us both.
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Feb 18, 2021
Feb 18, 2021 at 8:04 PM UTC
The Girl with the Mousy Hair
You know how many times we looked at the screen hoping we could see ourselves in there? and you know how we never even caught a glimpse? Still don't know what we were expecting. We were a little too beautiful to sell our souls to some weird carnival mirror, and, anyway, you can't instastory a heart, no matter how hard some might try. However, every now and then I can't help but look again at that screen and just wonder how the clowns might see the stranger. Do they know that time may not change them, but that they can't trace time?
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Apr 22, 2019
Apr 22, 2019 at 8:25 PM UTC
A variation on "Changes" by David Bowie in the key of internet
Oh! You Pretty Thing First time I saw you I thought Watch That Man I really wish he'd Rock N Roll with me All Nite because he looks like he's coming straight out of 1985. Unfortunately It Ain't Easy since you already got this China Girl but Where Are We Now? We made some Changes and finally Here Comes The Night we'll be turning down the lights covered in Ziggy Stardust, Dancing In The Streets, I never felt so right. I'm a Rebel Rebel living on a Blackstar you say Love Is Lost and just like you I Can't Give Everything Away but I now that All The Young Dudes ain't got a thing on you right now I'm in the Quicksand and can't find a way through. I'll be your Lady Stardust, you'll be my Starman we can be Heroes just for one night, or we can be us just for one day so come on, let's go rattle the stars And, maybe, in Five Years we'll discover if there really is Life on Mars?
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May 16, 2017
May 16, 2017 at 6:56 PM UTC
Life On Mars?
Never will his memory die for he lives in song and art floating his spirit blends with his beloved sky filled in a sea of stars and in the stars at last he has become part of the space he loved The legend watches now a constellation and smiles upon the work he has inspired
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 3:13 PM UTC
Stars
I am not of this world My eyes are not eyes They are Black Holes Swallowing this universe whole My heart is not a heart It is a Pulsar ******* you dry My soul is not simply a soul It is a Nebula Forging the birth of stars My body is not just a body It is a Galaxy Holding the celestial organs of my Super Nova
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 3:33 AM UTC
Starchild
i feel myself slipping through the wind unleashing my soul within eyes leak in memory of you and forgive myself for being the fool i have no urge to scream this pain cannot be mended by any means who knew emptiness turns out to fill us with the worst of pain pain that cannot be verbalized in any sentence or phrase the closest it's had to having an explanation was in the tears we've shed there's nothing about it that could be said no one ever understands until they feel it until they found the love that once made them feel sick i stand here now, arms raised to my sides no love, no pain, and no anger to hide and now i know, finally, for just a few moments atleast, how it feels to let my soul be free.
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 6:31 AM UTC
Tunnel
Whether it be of Music or Acting, the stage goes silent again. The lights dimmed and as a singular light hits center. Although these performances here may end, I know the greatest one of all awaits ahead. So don your garbs, and prepare your songs. Recite your words, and ready the show. Audience, line up dressed in your best, and gather inside to view. The next show is about to begin, and the best is yet to come! Take a Bow You Greats: Lemmy Kilmister - David Bowie - Alan Rickman All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages. ~William Shakespeare~ *** Thank You for your talents and being woven into the fabric of my life ***
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Jan 14, 2016
Jan 14, 2016 at 10:13 AM UTC
Take a bow(In Honor of)
I am extremely saddened by the death Of David Bowie, whom I never met, But who has been part of my life for years; Who stood head and shoulders above his peers. A man whose music to many did speak, Always different, forever unique. Who was true to his art right to the end; Who rightly deserves the title Legend. So farewell David, and though you have gone, Know that you and your music will live on. For your innovation, your genius Have become very much a part of us.
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 8:57 AM UTC
Farewell David
This is ground control to Major Tom: We're really gonna miss you. Thank you for all that you've done. There will never be anyone quite like you. Rock on in the aether, you beautiful creature.
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 2:46 PM UTC
Do they wear spandex in the afterlife, Bowie?
Most of us don’t even manage To become a hero, just for one day But the Starman came, he saw, he conquered He blew our minds A creative centipede A shapeshifter A kook A man who sold his image to the world And showed us that heroes still exist
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 2:51 AM UTC
Bowie