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Another Fine Day

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Forty-eight tiles in the ceiling above my head.
Twenty-eight classmates I'd gladly see dead.
Seventeen times I stalled my car today.
It took me thirteen months to learn to drive that way.
What a pleasant day.

Please believe me, I'm not normally this way.
It's just a phase I'm going through today.
I'll just grit my teeth until it goes away,
tell myself tomorrow is another day, anyway.

Twenty-one years since my eyes first saw light.
Twenty-one years I've loved and feared this life.
Forty-eight hours I haven't slept today.
Eighteen caffeine shots made me this way.
What a happy day.

Please believe me, I'm not normally this way.
It's just that the planets are a bit
strangely aligned today.
I'll just hold my breath until it goes away,
and tell myself tomorrow is another day, anyway.

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from Jabberwocky, released July 5, 1995
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lyrics and vocals by Joe Rybicki
readings by Matt Fish, Ben Wrecked, and Joe Rybicki

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whatever... Cleveland, Ohio

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