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Goo


I fly, sometimes, I really do In space of endless, sticky goo And even though this flight is free I find it hard to be just "me" Its words and trends trade in my own For styles and tones of the well-known I sometimes wonder what I am And if I'll pass the goo's exam I sit and think upon this matter And realize, not flying's better!
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