Chlorine from Quotidian Dream by Sam Tudor

I mostly sit inside all day just staring at the feed
I’ve got a room across the hall with all the things I need
When I run out of toothpaste I can go and get some more
I leave my house and walk a block till I get to the store
I know there’s nothing sad or bad about this life of mine
There’s people getting cavities but my mouths doing fine

When I’m not sad I’m feeling guilty and I feel guilty when I’m sad
Strange that all this normalness can make you feel so bad
Aa a a, a a a

I’m getting education at a decent school in town
The house is kind of drafty but the wi-fi’s rarely down
With everything considered things are going pretty cool
They chlorinate the water while I’m drowning in the pool

(Spacey sax speaks, but to the soul rather than the language computing brain)

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