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Out The Back Smoking

from In the Shed by [adj] - Andy D Jackson

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Out The Back Smoking – by Andy Jackson

Rise to the challenge, it’s what you are here for,
Get out and walk around, legs love to explore,
To get a better handle I will show you the door,
Locked in the knock out on the twenty third floor,
 
Where has your spirit of adventure gone?
The worlds not scary, the TV’s just wrong,
Slap on some sun-cream and a tight purple thong,
Or even better go with nothing on,

Only robots should do repetitive tasks
I’ll be out the back smoking if anyone asks
 
Every moment is a possible memory worth having,
As long as you do something rather then just planning,
Fill your life to the brim with stuff you love doing,
That will blow away all of the pointless moaning,
 
Where has your spirit of adventure gone?
The worlds not scary, the TV’s just wrong,
Slap on some sun-cream and a tight purple thong,
Or even better go with nothing on,
 
Only robots should do repetitive tasks
I’ll be out the back smoking if anyone asks
I'll be out the back smoking if anyone asks

But they never do

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from In the Shed, released November 5, 2011

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[adj] - Andy D Jackson Utrecht, Netherlands

Andy Jackson is a travelling Singer/Songwriter, improv comedian and musician. Working on his 4 seasons piece (an album written and recorded each season of 2011)

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