Applause ©1993
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Inspired by band tension
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Written in my bedroom at my folks house
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PHOTO of Jim Sloan at The Whisky, Hollywood
I wore out the pessimist in me
Never mind my constant abuse towards he
Deep within our closet of brilliance
After a short nap of prediction
He says I suffer from paranoia,
And now I suffer from a fabrication of truth
I mustn’t try my talents in manipulation
I tried to warn ya, but you weren’t listening
I tried to tell ya, I tried to help ya
I don’t rely on excuses
Those resulting in justification
And now I take the front with motivation
I tried to show ability in dedication
Wont you help me, I’m not listening
I can’t hear ya, I can’t see ya
He’s such a senseless fool
I make the rules
We close our eyes and wonder
I’m expected to conclude it’s nothing
He sought upon a remanence of greed
Calling out and grabbing your persuasion
But I have no choice in this situation
You tried to push me away
clap your hands
I close my mouth and remain silent
Have got to make up their mind
He said I had to no voice to add to our creation
He said I couldn’t sing... (he’s right)
I can’t hear a word you say
Clap your hands
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