My Summer in Songs
Since I got back home for the summer I’ve been really bad at keeping in touch with people. Luckily, I’ve been keeping track of all my exciting adventures by writing songs. Here are some recent titles to fill in some of the spaces where I’ve been missing. In no particular order they are:
My Fat Tattooed Jesus
The Government (Is Stealing Our Dreams)
Drunk Girls in Penn Station
Quit Pokin’ Me on Facebook
Asleep at the Drive-In
Eyepatch Man
Don’t Do That (Don’t Ever, Ever Do That)
Stoop Sittin
SVELVIK and ELGÅ
Slurpees by the Sound
3:31 am
Douchebag Swag
Bitter is Better
It’s Only Tuesday?
To Whom It May Concern:
A Limerick
There once was a girl who didn’t sleep.
At night she didn’t dare make a peep.
For instead she was counting,
The number of bugs, which was mounting,
How she wished she could just count some sheep.
A New Job Haiku.
I am so tired.
Losing my body functions.
There goes some dribble.