Tokyo

[00:00.28] This is how it ended in Tokyo:
[00:04.27] Buildings rebuilt and billed to
[00:06.76] Anyone dumb enough to be standing there
[00:08.57] Thanksgiving day
[00:09.66] Tossing, eating, wearing pigskin worn thin
[00:12.12] Torn teethly like the scaredy cat sacred custom goes
[00:15.61] Sweet chicken little eating lolli pox treats for turkey day
[00:19.45] It's Salmonella City where we're worn thin
[00:23.44] Ordered to work in working order
[00:25.58] Bashful red shame and bold blue bruising whitey
[00:30.15] Hiding in houses looking like aching smiling faces
[00:33.29] And oh,
[00:33.82] The comfortable forts we used to build with cushions and blankets
[00:37.28] Matching a patched up pair like us
[00:39.73] Apparently it's a given,
[00:41.08] Given culture and all,
[00:43.35] We will break things just to call them broken
[00:45.23] Stained by this compulsion to ruin and name it art
[00:48.67] (Arthur to Adults
[00:52.47] "When you get caught between the moon and New York City..."
[00:58.25] (Christopher Kane?)
[01:04.76] Architects ache so they build
[01:07.46] Some subdivisions no matter how much pain or planning,
[01:10.15] No matter how much it matters,
[01:12.16] Some ugly houses sprout up in rows
[01:14.32] Look like structures of sad accidents and broken happy plans
[01:24.59] We named the clever chimp that picked up the first tool Adam
[01:27.73] We discovered we are really mostly just water
[01:31.85] We pretend about a past to justify right now
[01:34.74] We tell countless lies to make it through each day
[01:50.28] Keep on runnin', little bunny
[01:55.33] Keep on runnin'
[02:00.92] All the Duracell sold during the super bowl
[02:09.44] And my disease
[02:25.00] Such an easy disease contagious as a yawn
[02:32.78] My Why chromosome
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