Sir

I love it when they call me sir. Feels like I am gettin' Just what I deserve. Finally forgettin' That I was absurd, That I never heard, Other peoples' words. And only thinkin' of my self, My monetary wealth, Not caring for your tone, Wishing I was alone, I vanished. Gone was the happy-go-lucky Frisco Hippy. Replaced with a tripped-out 5150. No more friends stoppin’ by my Hovel. Eating meals at Glide like the homeless in their grovel. I awoke. No consoles set up to comfort me at my spot. Foodborne illness through rusted up Macy's pots. Lovin' life was nothin' hot that I did yet got. I love it when they love it... Forget about the shove it. ‘Forgot about the things that I do not know. Chauffeured in the limo to my brand new show. Put on my tux– E– Do. Hop in the back with the disco girls. Gonna make it hot, gonna jump in the whirl- Gonna jump in the pool with my tux. You know got another one, I got mega bucks. Easier to vanish in my own fantasy, Than tryin' to be the best me I can be. Lately livin' large has been good for me. Goin' through my life acting less selfishly. I love it when they call me sir. Feels like I am gettin' Just what I deserve. Finally forgettin' That I was absurd, That I never heard, Other peoples' words. That I never saw The colors in the sky. That I never heard The birdies chirpin’ by. But now I'm carin' 'bout my peers. ‘Listening to their fears. ‘Concerned about their woes, Mindful of the crows. Not trying to be alone, Friends stoppin' by my home. It feels good.