Not-So-Divine Metaphysics

from I Should've Met More People Tonight by Latency

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I found my god in a blind man's backyard
He made his living through a god he never touched nor saw
And when I joined him each day, I never saw any more than he
A sometimes vociferous god, and sometimes an absent, silent lull

Unannounced and always vague enough to, to let you down
I'm down

I thought purpose was a call to service
And yet impressions of god were never meant for more than one
I could tell you what makes it only my god
And I've met plenty others who could never stay for long

40 days and 40 nights I tried, and it worked
It worked!

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from I Should've Met More People Tonight, released August 26, 2014

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