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Where we were always


 
While you were busy resurrecting instances of critical synthesis  
the    head nurse beat you to the sliver of hope, rinsed it out and out came a question
"where am I?"
 
I don't know kid, that's what we're all trying to find out
 
"hey, where's Tweedledee?"
said Tweedledum
 
I don't know kid, were just trying to figure out where we come from.
 
so we walk and   walk
we walk and   walk
and then we stop
and turn around
walk back and   forth and in and   out
of trouble and   shame
and   laughter and   pain
and   walk and   walk
and   scream   and shout
we walk and   walk
and   sometimes fall
and   out comes out
the hero in us all. 
 
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