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Producer's Life


Run rehearsal after near-all-nighter But plenty of energy from the rest of our number. So with momentum covered to well-forge ahead I hop in my car to run errands instead. A fabric-store visit where I find a sale The habit proclivit there spies eye a-flail' Fun home-stuff more spending, skill-learn tour-de-force Done own 'nuff for rending, nix burn 'fore head north. Pupusas all cheaply a dollar each three Who'd do such a-weekly but bother teach free. Plug tyre drink soda top off with wash car, Done flyers stink! Go, uh, lose swastika far. Make gobo, car vacuum, here lay piano on Wait fo' show, mark last use, dear day land so shon. Sleep early tonight So body won't fight Should reading yet do While waiting for food Everything to do for, Job of a producer.
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