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Thank God I'm back in my car, and drivin' home
When I'm cold and alone all I want
Is my freedom,
You say you want a living sacrifice
Well I am a
Though I am small I've seen things far beyond these
Looking back at the road so far
The journey's left its
I mount up with waxen wings
High to reach the sun
So many miles behind
Still, I drive with the pedal down
I can't stop staring at myself
My face reflected in this
I think this place is swell
There's much familiar here
There's tarnish on the golden rule
And I want to jump
I ran across an old box of letters
While I was
Is this the strange feeling
Of you working all to good
The image of God invisible
The first born of all life
I tried to know
Every mystery
Soon realized, no
It was too much
They say You live in hospitals and trenches
And towers in
Lord if I'm the clay then I've been left out
A bus station, in the steam from the rain
I was a pilgrim in early life, I traveled at
Heart is a lonely thing to lose in the dead
I am the woman at the well, I am the
You've been lost in the wind
And the rain of a
Depth of mercy can there be?
Mercy still reserved for me
Well, I have stolen, Lord, let me give
Well, I have
Walk with me quiet, walk with me slow
With watered down
Who is like unto the Lord, our God
Who dwelleth on
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I think this place is swell
There's much familiar here
I get my laundry done
I haven't gotten phone calls in years
When I'm feelin' tired
I can turn off all the lights
With no one knockin' on the door
Pretend I'm not alive but
Daddy, it's Saturday
And I don't wanna go outside
And mow the grass today
Say, would you love me just as much
If I was just your stupid kid?
I said, would you love me just as much
If I was just your stupid kid?
Well they tell me that I'm bright
Sometimes I think they're right
But I guess I will ever know
'Cuz I won't go outside
Some days it's just so hot
And others it's so cold
Too much exposure to the sun
Will just make me look old
But daddy it's Saturday
And I don't wanna go outside
And mow the grass today
Said, would you love me just as much
If I was just your stupid kid
Say, would you love me just as much
If I was just your stupid kid
Well isn't it Saturday
Sure feels like Saturday
So, wake me Saturday
Daddy, it's Saturday
Well my watch is off to things I never seen
With these walls higher than the cost
Of opportunity
'Cuz I'm too big for my bed
And I've outgrown my shoes
But my fear of leaving
Is the one thing just can't lose
But daddy it's sat
I don't wanna go outside
And mow the grass today
Say, would you love me just as much
If I went out and got a job
If I never left your house
[Unverified]
If I never matter much more
I'm just your stupid kid
Would I love me just as much
If I was just your stupid kid
I think this place is swell&&
There's much familiar here&&
I get my laundry done&&
I haven't gotten phone calls in years&&
When I'm feelin' tired&&
I can turn off all the lights&&
With no one knockin' on the door&&
Pretend I'm not alive but&&
Daddy, it's Saturday&&
And I don't wanna go outside&&
And mow the grass today&&
Say, would you love me just as much&&
If I was just your stupid kid?&&
I said, would you love me just as much&&
If I was just your stupid kid?&&
Well they tell me that I'm bright&&
Sometimes I think they're right&&
But I guess I will ever know&&
'Cuz I won't go outside&&
Some days it's just so hot&&
And others it's so cold&&
Too much exposure to the sun&&
Will just make me look old&&
But daddy it's Saturday&&
And I don't wanna go outside&&
And mow the grass today&&
Said, would you love me just as much&&
If I was just your stupid kid&&
Say, would you love me just as much&&
If I was just your stupid kid&&
Well isn't it Saturday&&
Sure feels like Saturday&&
So, wake me Saturday&&
Daddy, it's Saturday&&
Well my watch is off to things I never seen&&
With these walls higher than the cost&&
Of opportunity&&
'Cuz I'm too big for my bed&&
And I've outgrown my shoes&&
But my fear of leaving&&
Is the one thing just can't lose&&
But daddy it's sat&&
I don't wanna go outside&&
And mow the grass today&&
Say, would you love me just as much&&
If I went out and got a job&&
If I never left your house&&
[Unverified]&&
If I never matter much more&&
I'm just your stupid kid&&
Would I love me just as much&&
If I was just your stupid kid
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8 years ago
Some pretty crazy stuff happened yesterday. Hopefully those stupid kids will learn there lesson and realize that messing with Dennis is a bad idea! HAHAHere's the story........Saturday night I noticed that Dennis' bike wasn't sitting in front of the shed. I thought that he had already put it in there, so I never said anything. Early sunday morning he said to me that his bikeisn't there. He went to check the shed to see if his dad might have put it in there and it wasn't there. Sure enough it had been stolen! Well Dennis does not tolerate stealing. He had an idea of who it might be since he saw a few black kids checkin out the place and they always cut through the yard on the other side of our house. I ended up going into work and while I was at work, he drove all around the place to see if he would see his bike. Never saw it.Monday he searched some more. He saw one of the kids that were hangin around our place not too long ago and started following him. He didn't run after him or anything, but the kid took off running and Dennis lost sight of him. He thinks that the kid knew what Dennis was up to. I mean.......why would he run off like that? He had to have been up to no good. Well after about an hour of tracking kids down, he came inside, sat down and was looking out the window towards the front gate. About 15 minutes later, he noticed a black kid coming into the park and was on a bike and came through the gate. He got up and flew to the window. He noticed that the bike was silver and that was the color of our bike! I was at the wondow too and was looking for the strings that hang down from the bike seat cover. Sure as shit, that was his bike! Dennis ran out of the door like a bat out of hell to go track this kid down. I was keeping an eye out and didn't see the kid no more. There is a home that blocks my view, but past the house, I can see the street again and didn't see the kid so I figured he stopped at one of the houses that were blocked from my view. Dennis had ran past the house and I wasn't about to let this go, so I ran out the door and was looking at the houses on my right and I saw the kid on the porch by the front door with 2 other kids and didn't see the bike. I thought he knew what was up and ditched the bike. I ran down to where Dennis was and he as already running back towards my direction. I pointed down towards the house and he asked where is he, I told him it was the house where the red truck was. He took off running and the kids were still outside. He started screaming asking where is his bike. The kid first denied that he had a bike, then Dennis told him that he saw HIM riding it and asked again, where is his bike! I think the kid freaked out a bit due to Dennis' reaction and said it was behind the shed. Dennis went and got it and the kid said he never toook it and that it was given to him....................if you're not guilty of stealing, then why in the hell would you hide it behind your shed!? The police were called and we followed up with the report up at the main office to let the park manager know that we got the bike back and game him the house number of where we found it.Bikes get stolen nearly ALL the time in this place and I am still shocked that Dennis got his back!
Dennis was so pissed and I hope it freaked out those kids enough to teach them, you don't go into our yard...............you'll be sorry if you do! HAHAStupid, punk kids!And no, I am not racist!!! I am letting you be aware of this since I said "black kids".