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Catharsis (Aristotelian Method) Lyrics by Jude Grant

Pastoral

2020

[Verse 1]
She says she thinks I'd make a good Buddha
As we waited, pretending not to be human
Playing Bill Evans in her childhood bedroom
The scent of peonies
The burning bush
And the sinew that's cued in
[Verse 2]
"And it's not that you don't eat that often
Or that you're always in some kind of meditation–
It's just–right now–
Your suffering's more golden
Than I've ever seen."
[Verse 3]
But, I'm watching through a screen
'Cause I just can't do repeats
So, I guess
I'm a little more Greek
With my sense of relief:
[Verse 4]
'Cause, here
I'm not in the moment;
I'm somewhere else–
Watching my body act from outside myself
So, I reap catharsis
For my existence
By watching what's tragic
Unfold at a distance
These voyeur's emotions
My only devotion
Plots bend towards hell
[Outro]
And, I just see myself
So, I just seat myself
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Jude Grant

Jude Grant

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