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it's the twisting of our tongues the passion in our hips it's the flames in our eyes that makes me wish i could forget it's been a year since any human contact and since i've lost my mind i've spent my time sleeping and dreaming of awful things like the time that you drown i stood in the kitchen with my voice so loud screaming about how i couldn't save you playing my heart like i meant to telling the world that there was nothing i could do i sang, "My love was washed away, i was there, I saw everything. the water filled her lungs as i reached out and screamed but she sank to the bottom and i had to escape." it's been a year since my last human contact and since i've lost my mind i've spent my time sleeping and dreaming of awful things like the time that i caught you i barely recognized you i was sleeping in a house full of long lost friends you were reading stories helping us all fall asleep but when the house was finally silent you laid next to me and sang she sang, "you left me for the mountains you left me here waiting if you stay, you'll go crazy but if you leave, we'll never be everything we said we said we wanted to be" it's the twisting our our tongues the passion in our hips it's the flames in our eyes that makes me wish i could forget
Mark: Hello. The Travel Agent: Good afternoon, Sir. Can I help you? Mark: Yes, please, I just quit my job. I am finished here. I want to get out of Japan. I want to go and live in Mosquito City. Can you sell me a ticket to Mosquito City? The Travel Agent: Wait a minute. Let me just check on the computer…. Hi John, have you heard anything about Mosquito City? What? Oh! Have you got some tickets? Yes, John has got some tickets. I haven’t at the moment because it is a very popular place, but we can get you a ticket. Mark: Ok. Is it a direct flight? The Travel Agent: Yes, a direct flight. Mark: I only want a one way ticket. I am not coming back. The Travel Agent: No, you have to come back. Mark: Can I throw away the other half of the ticket? Can I buy a return and then stay there? How can you stop me? I can do what I like. I am free. Once I get to Mosquito City, I can do what I like. The Travel Agent: Well there are certain rules before you go … obviously by what you are saying and the way you are dealing with the situation, Sir, we are going to have to deny you… Mark: You won’t sell me a ticket? Oh no I should have kept my big mouth shut. The Travel Agent: You are a bit of an extremist. Mark: How can I get to Mosquito City? If only I had kept my big mouth shut!
Mark: Ok, Now I have got a beard and mustache and a hat. I am going to go back into that travel agent and try to buy a ticket again. Here goes!
Mark: Hello. The Travel Agent: Hello, Sir. Hello again. Can I help you? Mark: Ah. Sorry? The Travel Agent: Hello again. Nice to see you again. Can I help you, Sir? Mark: I have never been here before in my life. What do you mean “Hello again?” The Travel Agent: Oh! I thought you were somebody who I met previously… Mark: No! I have never seen you before in my life. The Travel Agent: …who has now decided to go to a fancy dress party… Mark: No, no, no. The Travel Agent: …Oh sorry, a Halloween party, is it? Mark: I have never seen you before in my life. Travel Agent: Wait a second. I will just go and get a …aah …sorry (on the telephone) Can I have security, please? Thank you. Bring three. Three. Mark: Hello. Hello. I would like to buy a ticket to Mosquito City, please. The Travel Agent: Well, Sir. If you just wait a minute. Oh, hello. Mr Johnson and Mr Jeeves (who are) standing (on) either side of you are security men that (who) want you to leave, Sir! Mark: What is going on? Travel Agent: You are disturbing people. Look the lady over there has fainted! Mark: I will get my ticket somewhere else. Good-bye or should I say “Sayonara?” The Travel Agent: You can say what you like as long as you leave the building. Mark: Sayonara. The Travel Agent: Goodbye!
Scot Thompson is a singer-songwriter and audio engineer from Benson, MN. He founded Disc Mill Records in Benson in 2015, and releases his own recordings on this page. For more info, email discmillrecords@gmail.com
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