jpaulgorman

fighting through the jungle i see thorns and sticks and weeds hacking every stump i cross, running from my own misdeeds we torched his evil garden and we created paradise we said that nothing mattered, indulge in it's delights but we still got trees have some empathy want to fall to my knees and plead happy days, they come and then the blues come falling down we can't have what we want, and we want it right now look at that money man, posing like a king if the mask came off that man, he'd be shaking in his sleep but we still got trees have some empathy want to fall to my knees and plead what if you had to watch your life go up in flames would you run back in the place to save the sinners and the saints cause you can take the easy way and live a fruitful life or you can take the dirty way and die broke and lean and tired   but we still got trees have some empathy want to fall to my knees and plead e ae e ae b7 a e ...

the house is empty, started thinking 'bout what if you went away i'll face the sin i taste, i'll do my best to rearrange my heart's true desires throw out the welcome mat, catch you where your at you'll never be the same trust what was truly said, watched as my brothers bled their hearts spilled on the floor   the books are empty, they don't take you anywhere don't stop to realize harsh winds of heat and ice cover the land the shaking seas loom turn to the front and look upward, it's in the stars they've scattered about talk of it, what you know, what you've seen terminal love terminal love terminal love terminal love gcdc       

hardly a day goes by that laughter does not win the irony is too real or, perhaps, not real in late summer heat we all boil a little tolerance of much becomes hard to tolerate the paved hill was steep we walked, balancing a book i read the other day claimed balance as another sense we took the easy way out frustrations left to thumbs preoccupied and restless the doom for the dumb

who ya gonna break up who ya gonna shake up can't you make your mind up i'm working for the man everything is stone cold knew it when i got told i'm just thinking oh no what'll i do now closed my eyes and asked Him what He thinks about my plan said look at your life man you got no reason to whine finally slept at 3am under a ceiling fan i'm paid up on the rent got a bruise on my side e a e ade

There are many founding documents that are important to the Texico balance of individual liberty and governmental controls.  Mainly, these guiding documents are meant to encourage economic success for the citizens of Texico while maintaining the international relationships critical for relative world-wide peace.  The most important and enduring document is The Texico Papers.  Penned in 2013 by L. Dean Fitzgerald and Elias T. Woods, it's adoption and protection laid the foundation for the rapid rise of Texico's revolutionary economic and social cultures. The Texico Papers dated july 4th, 2013 1.   Land Ownership.   The owner of any real estate has sole desicion-making over what is lawfully produced on or from the land or any structure fixed to the land. 2.   Federal Taxes.   The Texico federal government is entitled to 1% of all private revenue. 3.    Defense.   The Texico federal governmen...

so much has already been said understood what you wanted then i dropped the stupid game discussions of hope on the bridge always'll wonder 'bout what it was just don't know what it was i think i'm out of words i might be out of words i can't find the words, the words aren't coming but my mind has already exploded finding visions to talk about thought we'd always smirk at each other see the future in a looking glass the future will be there waiting it's what petty said about waiting i'm looking for the words i'm listening for the words i think i hear the words, the words just keep a'coming d7 a7 d7 a7 d7g d7g a7 d7 a7gd7    

the water tower's falling down there's a castle over there. in muskogee all the women color their hair. go up miami way and you get lost in the trees. got to pay two bucks for tore up bumpy street. (chorus) on the okie 69. doing 85. heading south from Big Cabin. we're gonna cross the Red River tonight every town you pass has tomotoes from the vine. for sale in covered shacks adorned with a sign. saw some corn 10 ears for 5 bucks. someone wrote on a 18 wheeler, "God bless this truck." chorus plenty of Choctaw natives and a tribe of Cherokee. still stand on the cliffs of rock and watch the enemy. car lots, casinos, and business parks collide. where speed zones and the trooper man reside. chorus chorus out capo 4 (verses) g d7g g d7g (chorus) c g d7c d7g

To create the needed long suffering, serve intense, mind-bending tennis experience, I along with Jason Keck of Allen, Tx. developed the Isner Scoring Method (ISM). The match goes to whoever gets to 70 games, utilizing traditional deuce/advantage scoring to determine the winner of each game. It is played on a traditional tennis court, respecting the size, length, spacing, and height of the lines. The match can be played over days, weeks, months, years, or perhaps, a lifetime. Doesn't matter. What matters is John Isner, Nicolas Mahut, and the epic Wimbledon first round match they finally completed in the summer of 2010. To honor the beforementioned, but ultimately defeated Frenchman from the Parisian suburb town of Boulogne-Billancourt, each 10 game section of the match is referred to as a mahut. Serve is determined by a spin of a volunteer's racquet before each mahut. The other player indicates up or down. The winner serves. The loser gets to pick the side. This happens before ...