No Thanks Metropolis

from Queer Lodgings by Ozark Soundscape

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Amazon lily and barberton
On a hill and and on a lawn
Pale blue sky and trees surrounding
Dark green grass to lie upon

Orange bird of paradise
It's blue pedals look quite nice
Dragonflies they land around me
But the squirrels hide up in their tree

Honeysuckle behind the gate
Why don't you go and have a taste
I like the pattern on your skirt
But compared to your face what's it worth?

Light pink roses, the thorns cut my hands
I'm hit by a feeling I can't understand
And all my senses cross in my mind
I'm deaf but hear, I see but I'm blind

Why live in the city
When you
Could live in a place like this
No thanks,
Metropolis

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from Queer Lodgings, released January 14, 2016

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