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Apologize (To Your Wife)
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long conversations
backlit by a gibbous in June
your dream occupation
is digging my privilege's tomb
I grinned, took it on the chin
got the spins, tried sleeping with a foot on the floor
that girl is a lonely world
and I could use more - the crowd is a bore
every day is a breakup
every night we get back together again
bogged down in frustration
Papa won't say it, but we're living in sin
now now, don't you have a cow
you think its beef, but its actually a hoof in your mouth
laugh later over crying now
I'll show you how - passive and proud
(it felt so nice we did it twice)
apologize to your wife
take this single man's advice
keep your cool, be concise
apologize to your wife
classic caption contest
got the net and regretted the monolith that
brought power and knowledge
carpal tunnel and decreases in collagen
hot dog! it's a lowly life
scrapping over the scraps falling off of the knife
the chief cleaver is leaving us soon
in a hot air balloon to live a cartoon
(a gentle sin, let's do it a gain)
apologize to your wife
take this single man's advice
keep your cool, be concise
apologize to your wife
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Fritz Hutchison Kansas City, Missouri
writing songs and
playing instruments
in kansas city
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