Jungles

from Ordinaire by Stepdad

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It's overwhelming me, the static in the trees.
The sun is burning me, there is no cooling breeze.
We don't belong to ourselves at the mercy of the cats.

We belong to places, to places.
Strong and brave, courageous, our tiger faces.

I crouch down low and freeze, the leaves are shuffling.
Lips curl away from teeth, she has been prowling me.
We don't belong to ourselves, they've been planning their attack.

We belong to what we came from.
Leaving home will be a struggle.
Wearing masks and beating war drums, won't equip us for these jungles.

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from Ordinaire, track released April 26, 2010

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Pop music chiefly appealing to toddlers and speed freaks. Grand Rapids, MI

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