Excuse Me,
I'd Like to Introduce Me.
Explain Me,
The Best That I Can.

I'm Makeless,
Like Crossing Lines Off A List.
A Line Marked Out,
Means I am Closer to Complete.

I'm Quite Quite Unrare at Nights,
My Mouth Tightens Up.
I Don't Like Small Words,
With People Who Are Dressed Up.

I'm Always Cold,
My Blood Strolls Through me Slow
Leaving,
Limbs to Fend For Themselves.

My Head Hurts,
Sometimes Don't Know Why It Hurts.
But When It Does,
Its the Only Time I Take A Drug.

I Have A Brother Whose A Drunk For 12 Years, He's Blacked out,
Too Much to Clean Up.

My Father,
We Don't Talk.
Or When He Calls,
I Hang Up.

My Other Brother's Got A Baby,
Who I've Seen Once.
I'm Not Even Sure Where He Lives.

Its Hard For People To Get Close To Me When I'm So Distant.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.................
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.................

Excuse Me,
I'd Like To Introduce Me.
Explain Me,
Explain Me.

(Rewind)BaBaBaBaBaBa

Bought A House,
And I Live With My Love.
She Left Her City,
To be Wiht Me.

I'm Gone,
All The Time.
And She Is Thinking,
Pretty Hard About Leaving Me.



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    This is probably one of the most substantial of his songs. I wonder if it's actually autobiographical. If so, sad stuff. Anyhow, he's basically just saying that he'd like the opportunity to open up to somebody, to people in general. Near the end of the song he mentions how he keeps himself at a distance, and perhaps that's the reason his relationships, namely those with his family, are just broken.

    oh,and_theblues.on August 14, 2006   Link

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