Breathin'

Another day, another dollar One more walk on the mile, one more cold shower It's happening again; another finished routine Since I can't remember when Selling all the hours I have to the men upstairs Keeping track of the clock ticking I guess they must be thankful for somethin' That I'm still breathin' So long, Funnytown, I won't see you around It's all straight-faced in here, there is plenty to fear And stop your weary pace; you've reached the place Where all you dreams come back for you to see The smiles on our faces are all just for show But it's only on a basis of a need-to-know A round of applause for the guy in charge Carry along his load, he will pay you in the afterlife Another brick carried to the top Another cigarette dropped Familiar sights seem to sink in And slowly summon sin Open forests in my soul Don't let us form as single whole But I guess it doesn't matter that much While I'm still breathin' So long, Funnytown, I won't see you around It's all straight-faced in here, there is plenty to fear And stop your weary pace; you've reached the place Where all you dreams come back for you to see The smiles on our faces are all just for show But it's only on a basis of a need-to-know A round of applause for the guy in charge Carry along his load, he will pay you in the afterlife Riding seamless waves seems so easy Getting more attention than I should Across the hallway, a cool cool breeze Cools me down for a while Before I open the door I take a deep breath, and sigh