Showing posts with label Judgment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judgment. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 4, 2024

All You Want Is More

VERSE 1

It might be a shocker to those unaware

But not all my dark secrets are fit to air

On TV, radio, or the good old Tubes of You

In between advertisements of whiskey and brew

Did I really do that to an old classmate?

Did I joke about submissives like a sick reprobate?

Did I do it on the bird app that I won’t call X?

Do I got a one-track mind preoccupied with sex?

 

CHORUS 1

I gave you my pain and all you want is more

I gave you my tears and all you want is more

Ripped open old wounds and all you want is more

Deets and dates, all you want is more!

 

VERSE 2

I crucified myself for an audience of many

I did it all for free, didn’t earn a single penny

The riches and bitches are for the anchors at five

Trust me when I say, they won’t call me “unalive”

 

CHORUS 1

I gave you my pain and all you want is more

I gave you my tears and all you want is more

Ripped open old wounds and all you want is more

Deets and dates, all you want is more!

 

BRIDGE

The conversation has long since run its course

Yet it happens again and you’ve got no remorse

Let the words of the greedy die a bloody death

It’s nosy at worst, concern trolling at best

 

VERSE 3

None of you got nothing to be nervous about

I was never suicidal, shouldn’t be in doubt

Even if the whole world takes turns fucking me

I’m alive for it all even when I fucking bleed

No gulag on earth will break me down

No reeducation camp will knock off my crown

I’m the king of my life, the god of my mind

My body’s made of meat, but it’s an axe I grind

 

CHORUS 2

I’ll give you my fist, do you want some more?

I’ll give you my bullet, do you want some more?

I’ll give you my blade, do you want some more?

Dicks and tricks, I hope you’re ready for more!

Saturday, June 19, 2021

Feels Like Homework

CHORUS 1

Chowing down on food feels like homework

Being in a good mood feels like homework

Everything you do feels like homework

Feels like homework, feels like homework


VERSE 1

When getting A’s and B’s is all you’ve known

Getting anything less can make you feel alone

Ego takes a bruising, but not as bad as the brain

Every failure makes you question if you’re sane

Pop the pills like they’re Butterfinger BB’s

Eat every single pizza from the kitchen at Cici’s

No exercise today, because what’s the point?

Lay on the couch, watch the tube, smoke a joint


CHORUS 2

Playing videogames feels like homework

Remembering your name feels like homework

Doing more of the same feels like homework

Feels like homework, feels like homework


VERSE 2

Got an hour to kill before you hit the sack

Read a cheap romance from your library stack

Write a story or two about murderous goblins

Watch BoJack Horseman, get on with the sobbing

Every leisure activity comes with a final grade

Forever shamed for the lack of money made

Calling in sick starts to feel necessary

“Sorry, boss man, I’m ready to be buried”


CHORUS 3

Leaving the house feels like homework

Clicking the mouse feels like homework

Wearing Levi Strauss feels like homework

Feels like homework, feels like homework

Breathing in and out feels like homework

Asking what life’s about feels like homework

Disproving your doubt feels like homework

Feels like homework, feels like homework


VERSE 3

Tell the English professor as you leave her class

“You can take your D- and shove it up your ass!”

Tell the math department when you graduate

“You deserve every ounce of venom and hate!”

Tell the history department when you retire

“I hope this whole school gets set on fire!”

Tell the universe when it’s ready to take you

“Let me rest in peace or I’ll fucking make you!”

Friday, December 18, 2020

Rest in Power, Gay Reynolds

 His driver’s license said Gabriel, he went by Gay

He’d do anything and anyone to get his fat payday

He had the 70’s moustache and a tray full of ash

Viagra and cocaine tucked inside his private stash

Eight hours of on-camera sex was what he had

A waterfall climax until his pecker looked so sad

For god knows how much money, the gig wasn’t bad

No longer will he miss a payment on his bachelor pad

Couldn’t find this kind of cheddar jockeying a cash box

Couldn’t find all these greenbacks curing smallpox

Would end up on the streets if he went to school to teach

Couldn’t cut it as a field hand picking every last peach

But the biggest price he paid when he got himself laid

Was some protests on his lawn and some online shade

More DM’s in his inbox than he could possibly delete

Asking for a free fuck, on their marriages they cheat

Every judgmental eye stares some daggers in his soul

They know about every hole, terrorism is their goal

A Molotov bomb thrown through his front window

Before they even get a chance to try to fucking know

What his struggles really are, explosives in his car

Blowing every little piece of him fifty feet apart

Why all of the hate for a guy trying to get by?

Couldn’t win against capitalism even if he tried

No love from the police, not a desist or a cease

Not even a bodyguard with a wild pay increase

The world learned to hate, so they sealed his fate

Could’ve been a porno legend, could’ve been great

Everybody mocks what they don’t understand

Rest in Power, Gay Reynolds, in the Promised Land

Never did he know that he left behind a daughter

Mother was a fellow actress also led to slaughter

A kid in foster care never stood a chance there

I wouldn’t blame her if she was constantly scared

Calling out for her parents but the bullies answer

Wishing her to have a malignant form of cancer

Who is anybody to point and laugh and judge?

Roles were reversed? Life would be just as tough

Monday, March 25, 2019

Everyone's a Demon


Everyone’s a demon, everyone’s a sinner
Everybody does things that make others shiver
From the tiniest fuck-ups to the nuclear level
Everybody’s cloned from the same old devil
Skeletons invade our most secretive closets
Saying otherwise is bullshit and I will call it
Putting your heroes on the highest pedestal
Will make your disappointment credible
What should we forgive? What should we punish?
A slap on the wrist or an all-out whodunit?
Where should society draw the fucking line?
What would they consider the ultimate crime?
It’s a constant game of limbo, how low will we go?
When crossing the threshold, how will we know?
Everyone’s a demon, everyone’s a mistake
Everyone’s a devil, for Jesus Christ’s sake
Everybody fucks up, some more than others
Few will swear on the graves of their mothers
That they’ve changed into a brand new person
Yet they still live with their crippling curses
To forgive or fuck? That is our only question
Is the answer even worth a minimal mention?
Go ahead and behave how you want to behave
In the end, everybody sleeps in the grave
Everyone’s a demon on their way to hell
I don’t give a shit in case you couldn’t tell

Friday, June 16, 2017

Why Won't You Love Me?

VERSE 1
An autograph for your necrograph
Yet you turn away and belly laugh
Tell the world I’m damaged goods
I’m a psycho hiding out in the woods
Imagination short circuited by pills
Wasted potential killed off by the ills
Scandalous past kicking my own ass
The quiet one in the back of the class

CHORUS
Why won’t you love me?
Why do you shove me?
Enough room in my heart for an army
Even for the ones who try to harm me
Why won’t you love me?
You’re so high above me
Enough room in my mind for a choir
Love me or leave me, down to the wire

VERSE 2
Jealousy is a sincere form of flattery
Exclusion is a real form of battery
Failure is the true root of all agony
Suffering is the beginning of tragedy
I see you flying like a golden angel
My wings are bent at a funny angle
I’ll see you on the bottom of the barrel
I’ll find you when I’m lonely and feral

CHORUS
Why won’t you love me?
Why do you shove me?
Enough room in my heart for an army
Even for the ones who try to harm me
Why won’t you love me?
You’re so high above me
Enough room in my mind for a choir
Love me or leave me, down to the wire

VERSE 3
My passion won’t allow me to let go
My anxiety won’t allow me to know
The answer to this riddle called life
No matter how I hard I fucking try
They tell me to be patient and wait
Until the day I’m at the pearly gates
Work harder than I’ve ever worked
Until I blow a fuse and go berserk

PRE-CHORUS
Why won’t you love me?
Why won’t you care?
Why do the masses
Give me a blank stare?
Why won’t you love me?
Why won’t you join me?
Could my cries for help
Be that fucking annoying?

CHORUS
Why won’t you love me?
Why do you shove me?
Enough room in my heart for an army
Even for the ones who try to harm me
Why won’t you love me?
You’re so high above me
Enough room in my mind for a choir

Love me or leave me, down to the wire