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Dramaturgy
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my worried mind is fine sometimes
but not when I see the lines align
I cry out for an embrace yet
but no one is there to console my regret
my inner child has gotten lost
positive feelings have fallen off
but still hold onto something new
thinking yet I blame you
bring my thoughts to the lord tonight
he's been listening and I've been self reflecting tonight
cause you've been so slow with me
I'd pay to see you beg me
but I only have advice now
listen to your feelings as you grow
you never know if you will make a difference
but everyone else will know
listen to your karma as you slow
you'll never know if you will feel the difference
but that's not for you to know
listen closely to the part time
part time authors
part time marauders
I wish that I could hear these people
telling me things I don't know who means it
my finite dreams are heavy now
but not with fear instead
with gentle makes of people I once called confidants
I missed my chance before
and now I live with that regret
I don't how to move on so I'll just forget
ring my heart dry with your sickle brain
you're not abusive but I'm thin skinned and every words a chain
and you try so hard for me
I hate to be defensive
I got advice for myself but it never works
listen to your feelings as you grow
you never know if you will make a difference
but everyone else will know
listen to your karma as you slow
you'll never know if you will feel the difference
but that's not for you to know
listen closely to the part time
part time authors
part time marauders
I wish that I could hear these people
telling me things I don't know who means it
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Homo Genius Amherst, Massachusetts
The name says it all, he is homosexual, and a genius. The truest rock star to walk the streets, but vain and pitiful in the sheets. The embodiment of what the Westboro Baptist Church imagines when they think of the sinful queer. With existentially gay angst, he channels his sin into the flaming guitar solos he shamelessly peppers on many of his tracks. Dive into the dumpster with him. ... more
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