I recall dreading when the water 'd fall Whether it was football toss or basketball my former hopeful smile would weigh down with each drop Big and wide grins would deflate as result of that weatherman's faults And that stuff beating down as hard as 9 year-olds biting down on Jolly Ranchers and those candies that'd threaten to break your jaw Felt like the clock refused to serve me as the customer who was waiting so long To-do what I wanted to do so I went on Yelp and put it as a 1-star restaurant As all in all sometimes life will be Home Simpson with their calls Sleeping on them as it'd be the anti-social brawl just letting it ring on and on Yet often I'll feel selfish like I accept I am with the transcendent samples of the mall Holding thoughts resembling the sayings like the consumer's always right, so I couldn't just ask for whatever I want So I've just been taught through sudden falls that I'm not the center where the planets 'll revolve And that what I wish I knew before would save me from life's forceful hauls Dragging me around near the edges till near the cliff I had to halt Left traces of zig-zags around as I was addicted to whatever my goals as much as religious people are with psalms And though I met a couple of red faces along the those yards I wonder what I'd if interrogated by some protruding arms That were praying for alms, so I'm asking myself how I'd respond in that occasion's cause