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Good Morning Mr. Jones!
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"Expecting your daily grind / You wake up in the morning / And discomfited you find / Overnight without warning / You have gone out of your mind"

Good Morning Mr. Jones! Expecting your daily grind You wake up in the morning And discomfited you find Overnight without warning You have gone out of your mind You notice your worldview starting to decay And you wonder if you wished your life away But reality shatters And it no longer hurts you That nothing really matters Society deserts you But it does you a favor Because it has no flavor Or is it perhaps that you never had taste? And is a mind a terrible thing to waste Really? Or does no one care? But you no longer worry Because you left yours back there And need no longer hurry Just to keep up with the Joneses anymore Because now you know the Joneses are a bore! +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMV

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Reviewed by Sandra Mushi

Reviewed on June 11, 2005

There is a Swahili saying, erm, how to translate it, "when the rabbit couldn't reach for the juicy fruit, he said 'it was rotten anyway.'" So because the world has deserted this poor chap, now suddenly it has no flavour? Lol! Rich one!

Maybe he is the one with no flavour!? Great one, Steven.

God bless,

Sandie.

Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on June 6, 2005

This is a break from your ususal style Steve but an interesting diversion to say the least and I can almost hear myself strumming the guitar and singing it along with you. I like it indeed.

Felix

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