Tonight Trashed and repulsive Swilling beer with no point Destroying Downtown You have lived amongst the neat contemporaries Unworried about love It’s a crisis you’re better off without The guilt will die The scorn will subside And you will once again yearn For an alcoholic spell Meant for bums And fathers killed off in your neglected son’s unwritten novel It don’t matter You’ll feel good Happy and free But the beer will weigh down your soul Wishing you can pick The lock she just closed With the urgency of a pursued woman In the middle of a dead night And you will be sorry For remembering evil And for being social and charming A temporary lapse in your nature Of being a destroyer of dreams You want to get high and meet the moon As it becomes alive You hurry down the stairs Dizzy and crawling with regret Unsure if your fast steps Will ever bring you back to the sunshine You once coveted as your own You keep drinking Halfway to a hazy kingdom Where your drinking Makes you anything you want And more The carousel of memories That seems to follow you around Inflict a jagged sense of nostalgia That makes you believe That leaving that sleeping woman in your bedroom Will alleviate and free The wilderness growing massively In the confessions of your dreams And I’m sorry But I have to be a drunk again And I’m sorry But I have to extend my lease With the nonsensical conditions of this insanity You will soon forget me You will soon forget that I ever touched you You will realize that I always hid my dysfunction Below the prosecuted whispers of my being I will never have these days back I will only have my drunken notes Scrawled underneath photographs Of us smiling with bodies pressed up closed Unaware of the race That our hearts created To never meet again Since 2002.
"One summer evening drunk to hell I stood there nearly lifeless An old man in the corner sang Where the water lilies grow And on the jukebox Johnny sang About a thing called love And it's how are you kid and what's your name And how would you bloody know?" Signed -