In which our hero, who was born to write songs, tries to figure out his life with help from the interviewer.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
invisible
when you're born
they pass out cigars
and all the cameras
are pointed at you
even if you're ugly
they say you're cute
oh, it's all one big
hullabaloo
but the older you get
the less people care
they hurry on past
like you're not even there
everyday you're a little bit
harder to see
someday you'll be
as invisible as me
when you're a child
they say you're special
a one-of-a-kind-of
chip off the old block
first step
first smile
first time
that you talk
but when you're my age
nobody will notice
you're an old black-and-white
a bit out of focus
fading fast
like a dim memory
someday you'll be
as invisible as me
Well, man, that's what I've got for now. It feels good to write. I don't know how to end it, though. I'm hoping I haven't painted myself in a fuckin' corner. Or something like that.
I'll be interested to see where it goes, farmboy.
Yeah, me too.
I did have this little bit left over. I don't think it fits in this song lyric, but I kinda like it.
there you are
ten fingers
ten toes
wow
you're the cat's meow
I suppose
Interesting...
I don't know what song that'll go in, if it goes in any song. I like the "ten fingers, ten toes" part, but I'm not so sure about "the cat's meow."
That's why you have rewriting and editing.
Man, I tell you.
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