| 11:51p |
a broken line My life, in few, I fall in love with you, That's all. Above is nothing new. It's half past five, a steady rain, My train, is due.
It's really my season, for no apparent reason, I feel an omen of a treason, nobody is on. My face is shrunken, and like a dummy Yankee, I'm furiously drunken. Danke. It seems, I've got a kink, so, looking for the missing link, I think, it's just the spring.
So long. I'm only one among good many. A pretty penny. But nobody will pay. three times a day, And I will never go a bit strong. Do not get wrong. Yours ever.
my life, my prison, it has no rhyme or reason, nevertheless, God bless you with the same, I never hang my head in shame, my aim was never to be lame, and never smear my name. you know, you have no control lever to play this game, it's like a drunken brawl, endeavour!
forget. I have no use for it, you bet! and never let you be a bit unhappy. your fire is snappy, so do as you think fit, and I retire, my line is scrappy.
that's not the game, to use a fancy name, and to exchange abuse with your old flame, the very same. no news - good news, excuse rather than blame.
I am fine. "bread & wine" is my general line, and this wisdom I can indicate by a sign, but i sell only ten, and you need only nine, 'tis just nothing, but story of mine.
once more, just do not close the door, I know the score, suppose, you stay before a bore, follow your nose, you are so moody, and goody-goody.
I think my spirits sink. somehow, it is a link between my thought and drink, and now, to save my skin, I have to make my bow.
I measure my wine, but not in liters, not in pints, - in pleasure, in merry days and nights. my broken line is just a sure sign - it's fine at half past nine, when I am slightly tight and writing at my leisure.
Heavy snow brings me low, can I drink this whisky raw? Oh! No! |