Keep In Touch
Navigating Life's Choices: A Reflection in 'Keep In Touch'
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I remember you said when you were free,
I recall you mentioning when you had free time,
'Shall I go to suburbia, or stay here and take it easy?'
Should I go to suburbia or stay here and relax?
But...
However...
Back you came and suddenly aged
But you returned and suddenly appeared older,
A keeper of cages, a slave to your wages
A caretaker of cages, a servant to your wages,
You'd say you'd got most out of you education
You claimed to have gained the most from your education,
But that's just not good enough
Yet, that's simply not sufficient,
You could say that it's me but
You could argue it's my fault, but...
The trouble is
The problem is,
It's just like us
It's just like our situation,
It now seems quaint
It now appears charming,
So much time has passed
So much time has elapsed,
Now that we've grown up
Now that we've matured,
We've got to own up at last
We must admit it finally,
You were ambitious, you knew what was there
You were ambitious, aware of what was there,
Now it's the cab fare and nowhere to take the aurprayer
Now it's the taxi fare and nowhere for the aurprayer (possibly a metaphorical term),
Like the sound of shouting outside my room
Similar to the sound of yelling outside my room,
That's just not cool enough
That's just not satisfactory,
I could say that it's you
I could argue that it's your fault,
The trouble is
The problem is,
It's just like us
It's just like our situation,
My body likes routine
My body prefers routine,
My brain can't take it
My brain can't handle it,
And I never trust my luck
And I never rely on my luck,
You could say that it's me but
You could argue it's my fault, but,
The trouble is it's just like us
The problem is, it's just like our situation,
You could say that it's useless
You could argue it's pointless,
But at least I keep in touch
But at least I maintain contact.
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