| This time, time has built a nest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set themselves free. |
| But I have to come to terms |
| with my mortgagee, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| This time time refuses to rest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set |
| themselves free. |
| But I don’t feel too bad with my company, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| The seconds before |
| used to mean all to me. |
| The seconds before, |
| more than what was to be. |
| The cars in advance of |
| «Sharks"on Discovery. |
| Hunger for my noodles when I’m |
| late on delivery, |
| like the calm to precede our |
| electric eruptions, |
| the diffusing of scents just |
| before the seduction. |
| Like cosmically coming |
| before we get to heaven, |
| or a good game of tetris |
| on level eleven. |
| Turning off the iron |
| on my way of vacation. |
| Always anticipating anticipation, |
| but then we crossed the line |
| and moments just arrived |
| without the seconds |
| from which the spirit was derived. |
| I guess boredom is the sustenance |
| to be held above. |
| It enhances the value of those seconds I loved. |
| The seconds before |
| used to mean all to me. |
| This time, time has built a nest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set themselves free. |
| But I have to come to terms |
| with my mortgagee, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| This time time refuses to rest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set |
| themselves free. |
| But I don’t feel too bad with my company, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| The seconds before |
| were the seconds to wait for. |
| The seconds before |
| were the the seconds I paid for. |
| Now somebody swapped them |
| for that void I’m in after. |
| Not exactly bad |
| but I’m in need of an adaptor, |
| however things are made |
| I’ll end upon enthropian, |
| like thermodynamics with my freezerdoor open. |
| But hot and cold are friends of mine, |
| I see the every day |
| and everything turns tepid |
| if you have it your way. |
| I’m putting sticks in my machinery |
| and cramping my plans. |
| There’s no ad hoc in you at all, |
| but you’re my overman. |
| Yes, you showed me lots of stuff |
| when all of it was new. |
| Now moving way too fast |
| from a relative point of view. |
| Thus, there’s no more time for boredom, |
| I’m ridding this fad |
| but we will always miss those |
| precious seconds we once had. |
| The seconds before |
| used to mean all to me. |
| This time, time has built a nest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set themselves free. |
| But I have to come to terms |
| with my mortgagee, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| This time time refuses to rest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set |
| themselves free. |
| But I don’t feel too bad with my company, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| But then we crossed the line |
| and moments just arrived, |
| without the seconds from which |
| the spirit was derived. |
| I guess boredom is the sustenance |
| to be held above. |
| It enhances the value |
| of those seconds I loved. |
| This time, time has built a nest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set themselves free. |
| But I have to come to terms |
| with my mortgagee, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |
| This time time refuses to rest in me. |
| The seconds before seem to have set |
| themselves free. |
| But I don’t feel too bad with my company, |
| cus time is like a permanent guest within me. |