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The Calamity of Love
a satiricle, metaphorical view of marital engagement feeling like an unavoidable car crash |
| It starts out so subtle A leisurely drive Try a new car out Feel so alive The twists and the turns O adventurous binging You enjoy the excitement The thrills never-ending But soon it gets easy You’re a little bit bored It’s no longer a challenge Not even when floored That’s when it happens Betrayed by your vice You’re going too fast And you’re driving on ice You try turning the wheel But you’re not even swerving Out of control It feels so unnerving You try out the brakes But they don’t slow you down You’re sliding downhill You’re calamity bound You can’t keep from crashing That’s when it gets scary No more joyrides my friend Because you're getting married |