T.V. Summer

from Progress by Martus

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Dad downstairs yelling at the television
Mom nearby reading in a chair
I'm upstairs listening to Sufjan
When we all go to bed
I hope that we aren't dead
Wake up in the morning
Go to work
Do it all again
Playing games in the summer
I don't know where my sisters are
I don't care to
I don't know where I'll be tomorrow
I don't need to
I don't have anything to yell at
Not even a television
This game is over soon

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from Progress, released September 5, 2005

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