There’s a reason for the sadness, there’s a reason for my songs
I have a reason to believe that I won’t be too long for this world
Twenty years! 60 more if I’m lucky
Take this stone, take this body to a cavern in Kentucky
Push the stone up the mountain, watch the stone roll down
Roll the stone into a pickup truck and drive it into town
In the town, I check my mailbox, I find a letter from a friend
Who has hired a private eye to find out where the hell I’ve been
I’ve been up on the mountain, I’ve been rolling like a stone
Searching this whole world over to find a place to be alone
Alone to see the sunsets and to count out what I have lost
To read aloud Walt Whitman and a little of Robert FrostĀ
Feelings (of an almost human nature)
My name is David James Taylor. I speak and write in a stream of consciousness. Tangents, digressions and enigmas are things of beauty. A writer and a musician. Though separate, they are not mutually exclusive.
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