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Wedding blues (Unfinished)


Let's just say I do and have a beautiful wedding

and the life memory to say we did it

 

lets fib and pretend that we're pretty, 

on fleek

like our roses don't stank 

cause we gassed up on stankonia

 

let's walk down the aisle in smile

showing off our pearly whites 

to those who know our best

 

the real trial is making them think we'll last a while

 

See we were born generation x

with the net-indos and play station

where imagination 

included playing house

 

always a mom and dad. even if someone had to pretend

to on their end to be

an opposite

and flip their sexual preference

 

Our reference was the Disney Channels 

and the story books

rather than

the realities of the beings we know

 

but the faih in leaping over the broom 

with groom

has declined so that even Disney

knows better than to show

mom and dad

 

In the same room

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