4 more years
How does he do it? How do they do it? Uncanny and immutable. This is such a happening tailpipe of a party. Like sugar, the guests are so refined.
A confidence man, but why so beleaguered? He's not a leader; he's a Texas leaguer. Swinging for the fence. Got lucky with a strike. Drilling for fear makes the job simple. Born on third. Thinks he got a triple.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way...
I remember when you sang that song about today. Now it's tomorrow and everything has changed.
A think tank of aloof multiplication. A nicotine wish and a columbus decanter. Retrenchment and hoggishness. The aristocrat choir sings, "What's the ruckus?" The haves have not a clue. The immenseness of suffering. And the odd negotiation a rarity. With onionskin plausibility of life and a keyboard reaffirmation.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way...
I remember when you sang that song about today. Now it's tomorrow and everything has changed.
-Vedder
How does he do it? How do they do it? Uncanny and immutable. This is such a happening tailpipe of a party. Like sugar, the guests are so refined.
A confidence man, but why so beleaguered? He's not a leader; he's a Texas leaguer. Swinging for the fence. Got lucky with a strike. Drilling for fear makes the job simple. Born on third. Thinks he got a triple.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way...
I remember when you sang that song about today. Now it's tomorrow and everything has changed.
A think tank of aloof multiplication. A nicotine wish and a columbus decanter. Retrenchment and hoggishness. The aristocrat choir sings, "What's the ruckus?" The haves have not a clue. The immenseness of suffering. And the odd negotiation a rarity. With onionskin plausibility of life and a keyboard reaffirmation.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way through the cities.
Blackout weaves its way...
I remember when you sang that song about today. Now it's tomorrow and everything has changed.
-Vedder

2 Comments:
Rock stars, is there nothing they don't know?
Right on, King J.
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