Ode To Self-Publishing
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Ode To Self-Publishing
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Fear of 'zine failure
has taken the sunlight away
Fear of my rivals
fear of my idols who reign
has taken the sunlight
has taken the sun from my day
Fear of limbs flailing
has brought my whole body to shame
Afraid of my fingers
that point to the sun far away
has bled my whole body
has bled my whole body to shame
Fear of the Bible
has wasted my whole life away
Heat naves of the cathedrals
Bring the whole place to ashes and sing:
"I've got a whole Bible
I've got a whole Bible in me"
My odd way of walking
is the fear of my highschool today
I'm not afraid of my feelings
I'm not afraid of your asshole complaints
I'm going to publish a title
photocopy and mail it away
Fear of 'zines failing
has taken the sunlight away
has taken the sunlight
has taken the sun from my day
has taken the sunlight
has taken the sun from my day
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