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My Response To A Stephen Jerzak Concert

from Mickey by Eli Whitney & The Sound Machine

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Jokes on me I'm driving again
I'll be there by 3 in the morning
These 5 week transitions don't breed inspiration
I'm looking for new normalcy

We're not always where we want to be
In a room with 100 sweating bodies
We do what we need with who we're with
And who am I to judge?

These little girls they clap and cheer for everything
Do these guys feel like trained dolphins?
It's sure as hell better than work
And it's really hard to make this work

Words over cellphones in a smokey room
I had a feeling this wouldn't end soon
I'd kill for a drink but it's not the time
I don't hate goodbyes, let's say goodbye

Fuck stereotypes and fuck ignorance
Fuck this smallmindedness
You might hate growing up
But I hate people acting like kids

If you fill your head with garbage it'll come out your mouth
Yeah, this is fun but is it all you're about?
Playing it safe you've got me falling asleep
It doesn't matter how loud it matters what you mean

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from Mickey, released November 23, 2011
Lyrics by Craig Shay
Music by Craig Shay and Samson Flancbaum

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