Take a break
We get frantic landing in the classic panic zone
Frowning downward unibrows surrounding thousand lines
Racquet thoughts, can’t Sampras smack them to their catacombs?
Browsing wiki, how to down the nerves, then dial a psychiatrist
“Hey ya mister I’m in a dying position, my mind’s wires are missing”
That’s a sign ya wireless and
following technology you’re probably a robot
Remote controlled to go and go, there’s overload, you’re so stuck
Treating symptoms, pause, the cause is sitting right in front your eyes
No person’s will is so customized to work with minimal slumber time
Sacks turning visible like bees’ stings or hit you blue flying like butterflies
Eyes fight in blue rings, stress builds up like plaque when you don’t brush your
whites
You’re miserable and flutter white flags just before you start to cry
Mother Nature’s fragrance sings a lullaby, cavity in soul declines
After raining, sleeping deeper than my sedating hypnotic rhymes
Relax into the state of tonic immobility, find your shark inside
CHORUS:
Take a break from work to relieve your stress
It’s late, you shake and curse, you need some rest
I respect you, so I need to let you (x2)
Shines positive when workaholics lift the dark economy
Negative when depression sips and lessens harmony
A laundry list of projects spinning in the washer constantly
Mind’s dizzy, red alert, get in bed a bit, body says you gotta sleep
Too much strenuous activities send your brain into captivity
Your resistance keeps the door to freedom locked, Mr Busy Bee
You need to Zzz, take a nap till you catch infinity
You’re sweating so much you’ll give the Atacama Desert high humidity
Denying limits leads to misery, we need you, but preferably alive
I respect the working people’s time and effort, doctors sign this message
to clone their hearts and surgically put them into the lazy folks, but learn to please
CHORUS
Teken in op LitNet se gratis weeklikse nuusbrief. | Sign up for LitNet's free weekly newsletter.