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They say that there’s one born each minute.
That’s sixty born every hour.
Over fourteen hundred born daily.
Half a million every year.

And it’s no wonder that we struggle so much.
It’s no wonder the things that we do.
What with all of these idiots born all the time.
Fools like me and you.

Somethings you wish you had never seen.
Somethings you shouldn’t have heard.
All of those things that you needn’t have said.
That’s the way of this world.

They say there’s no such thing as coincidence.
They say that you make luck your own.
They say that nothing is good or bad
but thinking makes it so.

So it’s no wonder how we struggle so much.
It’s no wonder, those things that we do.
What with all of these idiots born all the time
to the likes of me and you.

We leave nothing behind us but memories
and memories shimmer and fade.
Meaning gets lost, plans turn to dust,
people and truths get mislaid.

Little wonder then that we struggle so much.
Little wonders, the things that we do.
It’s no wonder we wonder what it’s all about.
Fools like me and you.

They say that there’s one born every minute.

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from Happy As You Like (SOLO ALBUM), released July 14, 2023

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Independently unpolished band who like to be happy. Unintentionally retro. Effortlessly uncool.

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