An Original Song: "Forget How To Lie"
In loving Memory of Grammy Ally (10/21/1913 - 10/18/2007)
This is a work in progress. I'm still flubbing my own lyrics, and I can't really play the guitar part well yet, but I'm getting there. Comments are appreciated, and if you enjoyed it, consider subscribing. Thanks for watching :)
Feeling so so, you say "no, no, no, don't roll down that hill"
Birthday belated, brain intoxicated, But you're still standing still.
And when the lights don't fade, you stand in the shade, to avoid paying dues.
This song is pretentious, but not as pretentious as you.
I got a flu shot, it stung my arm, but at least now I'm immune.
This plexiglass protects me from harm, even though you can see right through.
And I'm seventeen, seventy, a hundred and one years old, I ain't never gonna die.
Until I forget, how to lie.
Oo, the ducks are frozen.
And the kids are heading down.
And the blessed are chosen,
Before anybody can come around.
So you set to the seas and you buckle your knees, but you didn't hunker down.
A B C D finally hears your plea, but I forgot how to frown.
And I cough cough cough cough cough up all of the bullshit your feeding to me.
Excuse me while I remember how to be.