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Try Not To Be Funny

from Secrets Spill Over by Paul Gonzenbach

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So unlock the door on the driver's side. Try not to be funny when you ask for a ride. You do 'cause you know that I can't say no. And it's cheaper than bus fare and faster, and you know I won't ask any questions anyway. And you know that I'll stick around for your getaway even if I say that I won't.

Hey, drunk! Keep 'em coming. If it spins when you close your eyes, then don't close your eyes. Hey, drunk! Keep 'em waiting. They can leave when you're done, not a minute before. You'll make sure of that.

Lord, I've paid in my own way time upon time and time again for the way that I helped you, the easier I made it for you. We wanted fire. We got dove grey and impossibly beautiful sitting on the grass on the hill above the housing development.

Once is one time too many. I won't see this neighborhood anymore. I poked the same tender spot out of morbid curiosity.

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from Secrets Spill Over, released May 20, 2014

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