The Tramp

When I bounce around the town, I go to places where I am known. And they're always happy to see me, whenever they see me. And I try to get out, 'cause I don't like to be alone at home. It always lends itself to mindlessly drinking. And at times I find myself, thinking about myself, so I try to go out and talk to somebody else. There's times when I feel I just don't have any direction, and other times I feel like I've made all the right moves. There's times when I feel like I am a genius. And then there's the times when I feel a little lower than mud. I have all the capacity to do something great. But I'm a lazy bastard of my generation: Procrastinate. The doors of my mind have been forcefully opened. Willingly I walked through and I liked what I saw. I'll try to remember what it was like on the other side. I'll never go back and visit though; I don't like to drive.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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