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Relaxation Techniques

from Damn, Dude by Ass Life

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Wound up and restless again, I gotta relax
Delusions of grandeur again, I drink my coffee too fast
Getting soft again, smoking too much weed
Too many car insurance commercials on TV, they say

The human race is a peaceful one
An Active mind is a useful one

Put your hands on my slimy, yellow body and squeeze
I’ve got a shameful disease
Be my Cheryl David, I’ll try to be sweet
Soft grass and trees

You said “Think positive…it’s only the power that you give it”
Some days my peace is true, some days it’s full of shit
But there’s an island of garbage in the pacific sea
And there’s a prison full of black men waiting for a son they’ll never see

An active mind isn’t useful anymore
The human race can’t be peaceful
My heavy mind is only burdensome
But this lovesick melody is beautiful

My mind is a congressman playing the game
He says he’s helping only ‘til he gets paid
My mind is a liquor store that’s open ‘til three
You don’t respect the place, you just take shit and leave
My mind is a cigarette that’s tossed into trash
Burns down to the filter and you choke on the ash
My mind is meadow with sunflowers and grass
It’s calm and it’s beautiful and it’s littered with rats

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from Damn, Dude, released September 20, 2018
Music & lyrics: Hill

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Ass Life:
Jason Nils - yells
Andy Hill - guitars & yells
Chad Fjerstad - bass & yells
John Kyle - drums

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