Here are two songs that help me deal with being me:
Exhibit A)
Exhibit B)
And this song, which makes me happier than any other song.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
One kid had it worse than that.
A while back, I made a list of my favorite songs. I knew that it was an impossible task. I have since realized that I left out at least a dozen songs that, without a doubt, should have been in the top 40. This is one of them:
Click here to hear it.
Back when it was a popular song, I heard several people make remarks about its lack of unified meaning. Some people have such a limited perspective.
Click here to hear it.
Back when it was a popular song, I heard several people make remarks about its lack of unified meaning. Some people have such a limited perspective.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
A familiar stretch of road.
Tears burn the cuts on my fingertips--
washing minor wounds, ignoring the real ones.
From here on the second floor, it's so easy to see
the city sleeping; I want to sleep.
Instead, we'll drive through the dark, won't we?
Exit life at 59 North, exit 133.
I find despair in the difference
between wanting to die and not wanting to live--
it's that sinking feeling burning through my heart
that I try to tear out as it tears me apart.
Set me free from this vacuum in time.
Help me--I've found no solutions as of exit 133.
Even if all the small things couldn't get to me,
life ends at 59 North, exit 133.
washing minor wounds, ignoring the real ones.
From here on the second floor, it's so easy to see
the city sleeping; I want to sleep.
Instead, we'll drive through the dark, won't we?
Exit life at 59 North, exit 133.
I find despair in the difference
between wanting to die and not wanting to live--
it's that sinking feeling burning through my heart
that I try to tear out as it tears me apart.
Set me free from this vacuum in time.
Help me--I've found no solutions as of exit 133.
Even if all the small things couldn't get to me,
life ends at 59 North, exit 133.
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