You just won't lie down.
Even closing your eyes, you can't let it go, Surrounded inside.
Leave it alone.
You don't get it back
Undoing the scenes you can't explain,
Whatever you dream
That you've buried away.
It seems like you're there as someone removed
And left in their place with nothing to do.
Bound to the switch.
Railing again at the thought of the fight
For well-earned dissent
Undeserved at the time.
As you've been shown, the motion has gone
A shade of the night, only leading you on.
The benefit of living in NYC (I recently moved after living there for nearly 25 years)! I remember one show where they didn’t have a full band and Oren played drums and guitar at the same time. The space in their music allows for that sort of thing, but it still was pretty cool to see.
Terrible summary, bot. This is a pretty interesting list though, and though the title doesn’t mention it, all authors are women. I’ve added a few to my reading list. The list:
The oral history form, a la “Please Kill Me” and “Meet Me in the Bathroom” really suits this tale.