Graffiti

from Oh Boy God I Happy by postjoy

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Driving back home on Christmas night
The boys are in the backseat
Everyone’s tired
Played our endless numbered days
Tried to stay awake
Down dark winding country roads

Driving back home watching Christmas lights
Speckling the hillsides
Like tiny fires
Sang “there are things that drift away”
“Love you to outer space”
And Down dark winding country roads
Down those dark winding country roads

Driving out west for a day or two
For campfire stories
A sleeping bag next to you
Passed the billboard for a gun show
Flags out on the lawns
Graffiti on the cliff face
Like an affront to god
Out passed the speed traps & streetlights
Where the hills turn into stone
Down dark winding country roads

(Out of the neighborhoods
Like a big figure 8)

(Down dark winding country roads)

(Out of my mind)

(This joy is unsustainable)

Wish I could look up at the stars
And not think about the end
Shinning brighter than the sun
They all slowly fade to black
Even if death is not the end
At least profoundly rearranged
I want to stay here in this state
In my body with my body next to you

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from Oh Boy God I Happy, released March 31, 2022

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