Indoor Fireworks
When I was five years old, my local fireworks display ended poorly. The crowd was too close, and a few items fell over and shot in to the crowd. Several people were badly burned, and the ambulances scared the shit out of me. When I was in grade school, I found fireworks to be a way of saying "kid, your summer is going to be over before you know it." For some reason, I don't really associate New Year's Day with the passage of time, but I still feel that way about the 4th of July.
"4th of July" (2004, live at St. Ann's Warehouse)
Today's the fourth of JulyAimee Mann
Another June has gone by
And when they light up our town I just think
What a waste of gunpowder and sky
"4th of July" (2004, live at St. Ann's Warehouse)
Have another drink.
10:29 PM
Brooke, I wrote that pre-drink.
Matter of fact, I just got back from the store. My blood alcohol count shouldn't be showing a spike for another hour or so.
11:42 PM
the summer is always over before you know it.
i was seventeen just the other day you know.
2:40 AM
I met Aimme Mann.
9:27 AM
Now I feel sad.
1:20 PM
Why don't you go write some despondent poetry, Captain Downer.
I happen to LOVE fireworks and LOVE the Fourth of July. So there!
1:27 PM
I mean that in the nicest possible way.
If you're actually feeling down, I apologize.
8:36 PM
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11:31 PM
Ubie - I'm not known for my despondent poetry. More the saucy limmerick.
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