Dan Tindall: Music
Stare Into The Mirror
(Dan Tindall)
December 1, 2007
Dan Tindall
Well I made my way to the doctor (once again)
Said - I have some trouble with my brain
It seems to have been emptied of all thought
Replaced by stupid notions I despise
He said - my only advice is to pull yourself together
Stop being so enchanted by your meaningless existence
So I thanked him
And I paid him
And I walked out in the street
And everything was crazy
And made no sense to me!
In the back room of a basement, by the door
Is the bottle of Chianti I adore
And on the table, by the propane grill
Sits a woman who is permanently ill
In this wretched parlour, it is dark and dank and foul
The murmur of the underclass has turned into a growl
So I take a drink
And I start to think
Of all the folks I'll never meet
And somewhere in the distance
A church bell strikes thirteen
So picture this, and tell me if I'm mad
I made a bonfire of all the stuff I ever had
I burned the very things that made me feel
That this carbon-fibre world is somehow real
The smoke rose to the heavens
The ashes burned like hell
Sulphur, pain and novacaine
Swore everything was well
So I ask you to consider
When you stare into the mirror
That nothing you can see
Is exactly what it seems!