Organizing My Planner For Next Week

from The Birth and Death of Meaning by The Debutante Hour

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Organizing my planner for next week

I'm organizing my planner for next week; someplace for the mess in my head.
I don't care to be enlightened; give me some new tricks for living instead.
Can you plan surprises, like hope or skirting inevitable dread.

The dread that killed your father, and all your mother's regrets. Regrets.
That you swore would never get to you because you're different from them….

Hah ah aha ha ha haa
Hah ah aha ha ha haa

And you fight hard not be an asshole like the kind you know is in your head.
And then you fight hard not to fight like all the gurus said. And then
you're right back at it again…

I don't want to be afraid of any of my greed or my ugliness.
Let none of it surprise me, and I don't want to go around having
conversations and
shaking people’s hands, while everyone's uncomfortable because
of all the bile I think
I'm so good at choking back
But it might happen anyway in which case I'll have to learn
Forgiveness and start all over again.

Learn for forgiveness and start all over again..
Learn forgiveness and start all over again…
Hah ah aha ha ha haa
Hah ah aha ha ha haa

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from The Birth and Death of Meaning, released March 21, 2010
with Franz Nicolay - acoustic guitar.

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