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>> "I'm Complicated" <<
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by -> Lilnilhil
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"Ut! Says I!"
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8/11
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(An intro, of sorts)
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...so I'm sittin here on this plane right? And there's this guy in front of
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me with his son. And I'm lookin at the back of their heads. (Their heads
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being damn well near in my lap thanks to these stupid reclining chairs.) And
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this kid, this guy's son, he can't be older than 14. He looks like he's
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taller than me though, and the little bastard ought to start shaving too.
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Anyway I'm looking at these two. And I realize that I think I hate them.
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Maybe it's the way they talk to eachother. Maybe I'm jealous. That's
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probably it. Jealousy. These two are just so ..simple. You can tell just by
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looking at 'em that they've already got this kids whole life planned out.
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He'll go to some prep school, be valedictorian or whateverthefuck. He'll be
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boosted into Harvard or M.I.T. ..daddy will foot the bill. Then of course
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he'll snap up 'Dream Job', earn his pension, pay his bills, scrub the grill,
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and fly home from his latest business trip to see his bag of food wife and
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his 2.5 kids.
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Then one day he'll cross without looking and he'll be hit by a 3-ton bus.
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Ha!
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..I dunno.. why am I talking about these assholes?
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Becuz they're simple. That's why. And dammit, I wanna be simple too.
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..But if course.. I'm complicated.
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Sorry mom, but I don't have a job because I'm really too damn lazy to make a
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real effort to go get one. Sorry dad, I'm too little to be on the fuggin
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football team, and I don't want your 'family business'. Sorry lord, but I
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can't be worshipping some guy that I don't know is there just becuz the
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bible says it's my ass if I even think yer not there. What can I say? I
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don't like being threatened.
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Sorry me, I've let you down time and time again. We both know that half the
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shit that happens to us is really our fault. And the rest is also our fault,
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just not directly. And I know I've realy fucked up a few times. And I know I
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should've paid more attention to some things and less to others. And i know
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i should've listened to you more.
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Just shut up an listened.
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And I know i've never, really cares.
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But I'm trying.
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I'm working my ass off on it. An i need your help.
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o.k. me?
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kewl, nice talkin' to myself.
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"Crap: A Retrospective"
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9/4
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Today was so wierd, god, holy moly, hot-damn, wierd. I wuz supposed to call
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Zoe last week on a thursday night, but my sister fugged that up for me. I
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tried callin' her 3 more times last week, couldn't get ahold of her. So i'm
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feelin' like shit an it's 2nd period, fuggin Spanish class. And I'm in
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bullshit-mode, just trying to survive another day. And this girl two seats
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away from me asks me what my name is. I tell her 'Danny' an she says; "I
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like you Danny."
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An.. i had no response to that. She asked me what grade i was in an all, I'm
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older than her and i was still in bull-shit mode so i wasn't very talkative,
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neway she didn't say anythin' else after that. I think i'll talk to her tho.
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Tomarrow or whatever, i dunno.
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Btw: A real quick thing about this journal: I'll either be reading this off
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to someone and then trashing it, or I'll just tear pages out now and then
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and burn them. Either way I'm not lettin' my mom see this and i could give a
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flying fuck about that whole 'when i die someone will read this and think
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'wow'! -thing. I mean for me this is all about self release. So that's why
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i'm not journaling everything, everyday, all the time. -No offense.
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"Fuck Your Arms Race"
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9/8
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Zoe called the other night. I think she was on sometin and she told me to
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call her the next day. So i did around 7:30, no answer. I'll prolly call her
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today or somethin'. I dunno, i sent her the tape with the songs on it. I
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think it werkt out pretty well.
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..Had a ver' ver' wierd dream the other night. There was this girl in it an
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she's just like this freak that goes to my school. And in my dream she was a
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witch. I'm gonna use the whole dream in a story I'm starting. So in other
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words, you don't get to see it yet.
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"The more you shop the more you earn."-Some random day. they're all the
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same.
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I'm at the mall right now. I've decided to ditch school tuday, it's like 9
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in the morning and I just noticed the wierdest thing. There's like 100+ old
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people walking around this mall. None of the stores open for another couple
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of hours and there's all these all these old freex just walking around. Some
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of em have headphones on .. I dunno, they must come here in the morning
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before all the goths, an g's, an druggies show up, ta get exercise er
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whatever. Holy shit florida sux.
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I gotta get outta here.
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-This was the intro to me first journal.
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Alright, here I go. Never done this before but it seems like a good idea.
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Zoe says she keeps a journal, an if it helps her it can probobly help me
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'eh? I'm not sure what I'm gonna write about though. I mean I guess I'll
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just stick in here whatever iz on me mind. I dunno. I think I'll start off
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with this thing that happened to me a few weeks ago. It's rilly hard to talk
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about, but I'll see what I can do.
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-just a normal day, I woke up an everything was like it was when I went to
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sleep. I had the same enemies, I had the same friends. An I guess that wuz
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part of the problem, the mundaneness of it all. Neway my mom started yelling
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at me around noon. She always does, but this time was different. She just
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wouldn't let up. She wanted to know why I was sleeping all the time and why
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I was so depressed. She asked me what was wrong with me.
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What's wrong with me?
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I never thought anything was wrong with me. I always thought everyone else
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was fugged up an I was pretty normal. But she planted this in my head.
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What's wrong with me? I couldn't take her shit nemore without putting my
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fist through a wall so I figured I'd get the hell outta there. I started
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walking, an at first I was gonna go to a friends house, but jesus. What
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friend could help me with this? So I went to this place where I go to think.
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It's these woods that has train trax running through it. I just sat there
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for hours, thinking about that question.
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What's wrong with me?
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It started to rain, but I couldn't move. I just sat there. What's wrong with
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me?
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I started to wonder what I was doing there, in the rain, in the woods. An I
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realized.
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I was waiting for my train.
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It shocked the hell out of me that I would even think of doing something
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like that. But then it got dark from the storm an I started to wonder again.
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Would I do it? could i do it? I thought about it for i dunno how long. An I
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came to the conclusion that hell yes I would. The train comes at 5:30, it
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was about 5 then. I realized how little time left I had, how little anyone
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cared about anything, an how little i cared about everything. And I just
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started crying. For the end of my life I started crying.
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For a way out. for the ending of the ending of it all.
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With the rain coming down, I sat there on the tracks an bawled my eyes out.
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Something about the rain.. I dunno. Nobody can see your cryin when it's
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raining.
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I didn't care anymore. I didn't care if some asshole thought I was a pussy.
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I didn't care if some prick was mad at me cuz I was gone. I didn't care
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about what would happen. and I didn't care what was wrong with me.
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About a million emotions ran through my head in that half hour. I screamed
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as loud as I could, I threw rocks an broke things an went fuggin berserk.
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I cursed out the god they said put me here. The world that wants me as a
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scapegoat. That wants me to succeed, but only in what they need.
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5:30 came around. no train.
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What's wrong with me?
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..so I walk home, beaten again.
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..Not today Danny
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...and probobly never.
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Think I'll stop there for today.
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-A small thing i did for ev.
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One day evie got up an said
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'It's 3 am. An I'm not in bed."
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So she hopped on her pooter an thought with glee,
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I wonder if nihil's got sumpin fer me.
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She hit on the box, an up came the screen
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but the name lilnilhil, was nowhere to be seen.
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This rilly sucked, it sucked you see,
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cuz she had sent nihl sumpin, previously.
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And nihil promised to send sumpin back, he would,
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but lilnilhil, wasn't sure that he could.
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It's not that he was a dumbass, or a borderline crazy,
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and not even the fact that he's completely lazy.
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It's just that evie's lil sumpin was kewl as shit,
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an there was no way, that he could top it.
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He tried to plea, he tried to explain,
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he tried blaming it on his mom, (who's friggin insane.)
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But evie expected this, she understood.
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She knew nihl would send, like a good lub dub would.
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An so nihly realized, he was missing the point,
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..sorry, but the only word that ryhmes with that one is joint. :o)
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It didn't matter if he sent crap, that was rilly no good.
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All dat mattered is he tried, an did what he could.
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So evie me lub, this one's for you.
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i know it ain't much, but it's the best i could do.
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And as i sit here and type, i recollect.
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I think i'll put "ut.", for the subject.
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-Lyrics to "Zoe"
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She likes velvet, she doesn't like skin.
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When your head's full of endings, you forget how to begin.
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And she clears my mind, like a 44.
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Well this bloody mess is, a comin' back for more.
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And somewhere a candle is burnin in a window.
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I'm gonna get there, just gotta live a little longer Zoe.
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And somewhere an angel, cries into her pillow.
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An somethin inside me, says ta get up and go.
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The end of the road, is just a u-turn.
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Hey i don't care, and i'll never learn.
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-Time 2 wake up it's 6 o'clock get ta skool boy
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unpack n get crackn gotta earn it ya war toy.
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ropin the dope in and i cast my vote with a molotov
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heads up, another nuclear problem, solved.
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They give the order an they have their fun
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but we live in the lie, and we'll point the gun.
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Drop the bombs kill us all shit no ones payin' attention
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so c'mon let 'em fall if it'll end your recession.
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Behind your blind eyes the winter soldier returns
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the ak recoil pops him as your dollar bills burn.
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-Communism, why the hell not?
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I've noticed a little something about the rich folks in america these days.
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It's like they all need to be victims. They all want to be car-jacked at gun
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point in a 'bad neighborhood' by a black man named Joe who's had half of his
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teeth knocked out by a Boston cop in '74. They want to ride in the ambulance
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and be checked out at the ER because Joe might've pushed 'em a little to
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rough while they were taking their sweet ass time getting the fug outta the
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car. Then they want the whole thing blasted across the news at prime time,
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they wanna see themselves cry on camera, they want to tell the whole story
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at dinner parties year in year out, they wanna see Joe stripped, strangled,
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mangled, and buried. And then they want you to give a shit.
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Well i don't give a shit. And i hope to god you don't.
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A state of the mind.
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So this is my novel, so this is my life. All actors in the theater of
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reality. For what is reality but the manmande aspect of time, all
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nonexistent yet so obviously real.
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Existentialism, the elite, the rebel, the cause in general, all of these are
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simply put, fiction. Nobody is real. Call it a bad thing. But it's oh so
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true. We're all a facad, a journey to something we can't even see. Fuck the
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light, where's the tunnel?
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So maybe everyone's a goner right? Maybe I'm the only real one and your
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bangin away at me just for kicks. Well y'know, that's one sick way of
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lookin' at things, on your behalf and mine. I have what you may call angst.
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But it's funny you've got a word for something i yearn to be so specific, so
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mine, so original, so me.
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So me, myself, and I, we'll rebel, sure, what the fuck. Right? We'll all
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break conformity together, therefore makin' our own scene, our own little
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tale. And that will be existence. That will be my death. Just a short
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pointless venture into the nominally mad.
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Born at Mercy Hospital, Baltimore Maryland, January 24th, 1981, at 1:00 in
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the morning. My mom had only been in labor for about an hour and a half, she
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always says i was "eager to get out of there". But immediately after i was
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born i was rushed into the next room, apparently the placenta cord had
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somehow wrapped itself around my neck and I wasn't breathing. To make
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matters worse there is usually (the exception being in the case of a
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C-section) a period in labor called the afterbirth when the lining that the
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baby was created in also comes out. Well, suprise, suprise, I came out still
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inside that little bag. I brought me 'lil shack out into the world with me.
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I was then taken to Johns Hopkins hospital, notorious worldwide as arguably
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the very best hospital in the world. Wherein i proceeded to scare the hell
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out of my parents when for about two weeks i "shit blood". Happy birthday
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Dan.
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I was named Gary, after my father, a shitty deal indeed. Middle name was
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Daniel, after the bible sotry of Daniel in the lions' den. (there's me mum
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for you.)
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Last name, Robinson.
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Over the next few years I guess I survived pretty much like any other kid.
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We all moved down to Florida so my dad could have a better job. Life had
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it's ups and downs, I cracked my head open 4 times being the little rumbler
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i was, it earned me a pair of glasses. I was sortof a quiet kid. Did what i
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was told, did what everyone else did. When i was 7 or 8 my christian-private
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school kindergarten teacher tried to have me held back because she didn't
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think i could read and write well enuf for first grade.
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..My parents had me put in public school the next year.
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Around that time me two idiot parents decided it was time they got a
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divorce, mom got custody of the kids, dad got remarried.
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My two sisters always did a good job of keeping me in my place, as they
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still do. Jenny, who is now 22, suffered from a multitude of illnesses, both
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mental and physical. But now has them mainly under control. Jessica, or
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"keka", as i dubbed her when i was first learning to talk, is a year younger
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than me. And the baby of the family, other milestones and points of interest
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are soon to follow. And i wrote this sentence to take up space.
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1993- House destroyed by tornado. My room hit worst, relocated then from
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Pinellass Park Fl, to Safety Harbor Florida. Where I reside to this
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day.
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1995- Expelled from high school in my freshman year. Allegedly for
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"distributing hate material". Fact is, I was writing a zine with me
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pal Jason and we brought it to school one day to show to a few
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friends. Turns out I slipped in a 'racial slur' somewhere's among an
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article where i was listing just about every bad word i knew.
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Instantly I'm a rascist, a pervert, and a fuckup. Amen. Praise Jesus.
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1997- I meet a girl named Zoe.
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-Later that year- I literally try to meet Zoe. But i think we'll go into
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that some other time.
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Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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What i use to think was me now just a fading memory.
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I looked her right in the eye, and said goodbye.
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Cuz i was up above it. Now I'm down in it.
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Do your work/Go to school
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Scream! Die! Live! Die!
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Live! Die! Lie! Lie! Lie!
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Live by the lie so you can die in your mind. Fight for your mother fuckin'
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right to party. I'm a commie, your a commie, wouldn't ya like to be a commie
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too? ....Do i make any fucking sense whatsoever?
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His hair blew in the wind, mimicking the spark of his zippo, But his fiery
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mane failed to hide the lines in his face as he lowered his glasses and gave
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it all away.
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Let us begin.
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Where am i? Right. Madness.
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Man, the Marlboro man, that's gay. And not even gay in that trendy, slap yo
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mama's church lady smirk right the fuck offa her smug lil face and drop her
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into cyco gear. YEEHA! ..way.
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Just gay. Not to offend NE-1. oi.
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Peace man, just chill for a second.
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Ten times a cigarette equals everything you ever thought was true is now
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false, bullshit.
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But some have an affliction towards the bullshit or it gives them a gnarly
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rash (teh...."gnarly") anyway... I was saying?
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Bah, fug it.
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Break all your rules, live like there's no fugging tomarrow, and search for
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that one thing that makes you happy. Life is one huge mother of a bitch.
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Thank your lucky stars though, 'cuz it's all only temporary.
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Today I realized that i have no enemies. Zero, that magic number poppin' up
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again. I was walkin' into the store when i saw this kid.. was sure i
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recognized him from somewhere. He asked me;
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"Hey man, got a light?" a light. Course I got a light, I dug into my pocket
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for my 'commie' Zippo and I asked him;
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"Didn't you hit me in the face once?" He looked up at me as he sparked up
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his Newport.
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"ummm... no-"
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"Yeah. I had glasses. 'member?"
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He gets the cigarette lit, looks over to see if his friend is almost out of
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the store. Then he hands me my lighter back. He shakes my hand and says; "My
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bad, sorry."
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For a split second it rushes into my mind. The scene completely mapped out.
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I've got his hand in my left, a steel Zippo in my right. I'd deck the
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bastard, so damn hard he'd never know what hit him. Knock that shit menthol
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right the hell outta his mouth.
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But i didn't. I let his hand go, put me Zippo away, and told him as i blew a
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puff of smoke in his eyes;
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"No problem... I probably would've done the same thing." Yeah, the fuck i
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would've. So there's that lucky number ...that lucky smoke.
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And maybe it's a good thing, i dunno. To have no enemies. They always kept
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you in your place though, enforced your boundaries for you. Insulted you and
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filled you in on your faults.
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But shit, isn't that what friends are for?
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He would've known EXACTLY what hit him.
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I even had the line set:
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"Next time try hittin' me when I'm lookin' ...mother-fucker."
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Walked up to the busstop this mornin' and suprised the hell out of myself.
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These two girls were standin' there talkin, just like every day, 'cept i
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don't really have a clue about who they are, and I've never uttered a single
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word to either of 'em. So anyway I walk up to the prettier one who's puttin
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on the make up and say "Hullo.", ask her name, shake her hand, and tell her
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I'm Danny. She's Michelle or some shit, hell if I remember. Shook her
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friends hand, she said she was Taylor. Then i told them "Yeah, we never talk
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and shit, sorry." And I laughed and they gave me the expected look.
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Left them there, befuddled beyond words. But they recovered and were talkin'
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about which guy they suddenly realized they "loved" that morning a few
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minutes later. So no harm done, 'eh? They probably think I'm crazy, but
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y'know what?
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So do I.
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And i couldn't give a fuck if you paid me to.
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A head full of fascism
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Anarchy on the brain
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Mass rumination
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Finally I'm insane
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Weapons now deployed
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Sickness I enjoyed
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Nothing fills the void
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Body now destroyed
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Take the cliche
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into your hands
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smash it
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against the brick wall.
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And watch as it shatters.
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Into a billion pieces
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of unbelievable
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stupidity.
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A novelist.
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It's all a simple blur
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scribbled thoughts on notes of pain
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Random rants of radical
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explatives meant to shock
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and annihilate.
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Or maybe perhaps, just to entertain,
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Hardly legible,
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barely intelligent.
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Yet so completely beligerent
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all in it's ego of angst.
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Hide that smirk boy,
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you'll give it all away.
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So sparks and pens and papers flare,
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A strong word here, a weak one there.
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Nare a way to now escape,
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tiz your demon now,
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perchance to sleep.
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....or love. So, both.
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High speed death.
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World has no clue.
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"World spreds it's wings for another star."
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The meaning of life? Heh, it's simple. It's whatever you make of it. If you
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decide your purpose os to kill everything you come across, then that in
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itself is the meaning. Boring as it is. Boring as you made it.
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"It's a good thing i didn't realize I was dead, I may have mourned my loss
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of life."
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We'll all be great, beautiful, wonderful people. One day when the sun comes
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up, and dries up all the rain, the world is what it thinks of us, and so am
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I. Kill yourself?
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For business, for pleasure.
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for the sheer goddamn fun of it.
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End. Your. Life. Die.
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"Well, I say to live it out like a god. Sure of immortal life, though you
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are in doubt, is the way to live it. If that doesn't make god proud of you,
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then god is nothing but gravitation, or sleep is the golden goal."
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-Edgar Lee Masters
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Brain-read, Mind-pee.
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...It's 3 in the morning. Your in a room only lit by a blacklight and the
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brilliant streams of yellow that occaisionaly sneak in through the shades
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whenever a car roars by. You check your vitals and figure out who you are
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all over again. Your 16, your name is Danny, you live with your mom. Nine
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Inch Nails slowly swamps the room with an ominous glow, as if to symbolize
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the sound, the fury, and the pain.
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Check the mirror and your pupils aren't yet back to normal, so you take note
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to disregard almost everything you think until you come back down.
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Piss is green, you shrug it off. Could've been purple.
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It's always funny when you trip like this, you never hallucinate, you never
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miss a beat. For all intents your virtually normal, until it hits you.
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Square in the face, or from the back door, usually sneaking in where you
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least expect it, and then telling you your just fine before you get a chance
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to realize. A flood of paranoia and then a storm of static in your eyes, But
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it's ok, cuz your thinking, your enjoying this. Thinking is what you do. And
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your the best at it.
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"Had enough?"
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And he screamed with a spit through the steal and the bone and the tears,
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"Fuck no bitch. Gimme more."
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Grey Matters/Last Shot
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Whatever happened to ephus?
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He was alright for awhile, lived in the band room he did.
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Never a frown on his face. Sometimes if we got bored we'd pick Ephus up and
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throw him around the room, Mrs. Blevins never really liked that. I guess she
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thought Ephus was a trouble maker because one day Ephus didn't show up in
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the band room and he was no where to be found. It turned out that Mrs.
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Blevins locked Ephus up in a cabinet and nobody ever saw him again.
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And that was the end of Ephus.
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* (c) HoE publications. HoE #180 -- written by Lilnilhil -- 1/4/98 *
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