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In The Meantime

from My Light True by Englewood

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Try not to panic, oh no no, I had a scare with my doctor today.
A foreign lump that should not be there,
wanted it to just go away.
So one might wonder, what did I do,
when it turned out fine and we all pulled through.
Did I quit my job to become a monk
or save the world and all that junk? Oh no, oh no, oh no.

Try not to panic, oh no no,
I had a scare with the weather today.
A flood or fire or earthquake nightmare,
kind of thought this might be the day.
So one might wonder, what did I do,
when it turned out fine and we all pulled through.
Did I quit my job to become a monk
and save the world and all that junk? Oh no, oh no, oh no.

Try not to panic, oh no no, I had a scare with the traffic today.
A raging taxi urban nightmare, coming at me, headed my way.
So one might wonder, what did I do,
when it turned out fine and we all pulled through.
Did I quit my job to become a monk
and save the world and all that junk? Oh no, oh no, oh no.

I’m gonna die, I’m gonna die, I know it’ll happen one fine day.
But until then I’ll keep my head in the sand,
I’m afraid I’m going to live it that way.
And in the meantime what’ll I do
while everything’s fine and we’re pulling through.
I’ll do my job and I’ll have some fun,
and sometimes try to help someone.
Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes. Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes.

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from My Light True, released November 28, 2011

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