freeway fade.
a man once told me that when it rains it pours.
i'm fed up with all of the sluts and whores.
every night i'm on the freeway they throw their petty numbers at me.
i never catch them, never hold them, never get my money's worth.
when i lay awake in bed i split my mind open and search.
another crime scene on the overpass and i can't help but look.
there's a dull pain in my lower back like a rusty twisted hook.
tipping back a copper pot, all the noxious sludge runs free.
homeless men keep on searching for the one who holds the key.
when that man told me that it rains and pours i certainly paid him no mind.
then the pain crept back and i laid myself flat, fading out somewhere in time.