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Sink Hole

from What Matters by Rich Restaino

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Left to your devices, you'd pull out your own teeth
Not to purge pain, just to keep up your mean streak
With needle-nose pliers, you'll take after that incisor
And extract that fucker for fuck's sake, just to spite her

Taken for your tokens, spoken like a true crank
Non compos mentis, take it too the blood bank
Shatter expectations and brush back the batter
Dog slobber's bound to be a fifth state of matter

We're sliding down the sink hole, but it's no skin off my nose

Mitigating factors, unsavory actors
Tickled by your own hands, legs pulled by tractors
Settled side bets and unreliable narration
I'm confused by your use of such subtle gyrations

I've never wavered in support for your slipping
Prolonged ascension brings attention to the tripping
Off-ramps and long vamps and tangential asides
Jumped sharks, landmarks along the ride

We're sliding down the sink hole, but it's no skin off my nose

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from What Matters, released September 25, 2020
Written by R. F. Restaino © 2020 Dick Frank Music (ASCAP)
Rich sings and plays guitars, drums, bass, percussion

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