A nice heart and a white suit and a baby blue sedan
And I am doing the best that I can
All the eunuchs, they were standing in rows
singing, "Please stud us out just as fast as you possibly can."
Sad song, last dance and no one knows who the band was
And Henry, you danced like a wooden Indian
Except this one mattered and I felt it had a spirit
And I shot the story because I didn't hear it that way
And it's hard to be a human being
And it's harder as anything else
And I'm lonesome when you're around
And I'm never lonesome when I'm by myself
And I miss you when you're around


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Baby Blue Sedan Lyrics as written by Isaac Brock Eric Judy

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    "And it's hard to be a human being And it's harder as anything else"

    Strikes me as so painfully truthful... I think about this all too often. Humans have to keep showing emotion to prove they're humans... they can't be numb or the rest of society turns on them. People have to endure other people and everything wordlessly.

    We have guilt, oh such horrible guilt. We also have a heritage that makes it impossible to have a clean conscience.

    Serilazarethon February 09, 2007   Link

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