Caricaturea (I)
from The Devastator by Target For Tomorrow
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You bore my afflictions, grave addictions
So I’d make a name for myself
Would it rise occasions or persuasions?
As developed authors gleaned few honors
From the revered of elite,
From the bitter stillness came a new mistress…
When we dared to dream into the brimming world that founded fame
We found a path to where people come to forget their own names
What calculating businessmen we are, to sustain such an industry
But honey, if we forget how to live happily, hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
Don’t tell your brothers, nor another
Your character, it’s just a game
Successful sister, not a whisper
The road, it weaves us sweet soliloquies
(omit our commitments again)
Yeah, but shadowed secrets soon no longer…
When we dared to dream into the brimming world that founded fame
We found a path to where people come to forget their own names
What calculating businessmen we are, to sustain such an industry
But honey, if we forget how to live happily, hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
Honey, if we forget how to live happily,
Hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
‘Cause I hid so long from the light
No, this isn’t right
I Fear I’ll answer for this tonight
On my knees, I swear to repair
To negate all despair
But right now, dear, I need you to come with me
Honey, if we forget how to live happily,
Hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
I don’t believe it
I won’t believe it
I don’t believe it
I don’t believe it
I should have seen it
I can’t believe it
I should have seen it
I should have seen it
So I’d make a name for myself
Would it rise occasions or persuasions?
As developed authors gleaned few honors
From the revered of elite,
From the bitter stillness came a new mistress…
When we dared to dream into the brimming world that founded fame
We found a path to where people come to forget their own names
What calculating businessmen we are, to sustain such an industry
But honey, if we forget how to live happily, hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
Don’t tell your brothers, nor another
Your character, it’s just a game
Successful sister, not a whisper
The road, it weaves us sweet soliloquies
(omit our commitments again)
Yeah, but shadowed secrets soon no longer…
When we dared to dream into the brimming world that founded fame
We found a path to where people come to forget their own names
What calculating businessmen we are, to sustain such an industry
But honey, if we forget how to live happily, hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
Honey, if we forget how to live happily,
Hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
‘Cause I hid so long from the light
No, this isn’t right
I Fear I’ll answer for this tonight
On my knees, I swear to repair
To negate all despair
But right now, dear, I need you to come with me
Honey, if we forget how to live happily,
Hush, pretend that it doesn’t matter
I don’t believe it
I won’t believe it
I don’t believe it
I don’t believe it
I should have seen it
I can’t believe it
I should have seen it
I should have seen it
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from The Devastator,
released June 4, 2011
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