You think that I go home at night

Take off my clothes, turn out the lights

But I burn letters that I write

To you, to make you love me

Yeah, I drive naked through the park

And run the stop sign in the dark

Stand in the street, yell out my heart

To make, to make you love me

I am extraordinary, if you'd ever get to know me

I am extraordinary, I am just your ordinary

Average every day sane psycho

Supergoddess

Average every day sane psycho

You may not believe in me

But I believe in you

So I still take the trash out

Does that make me too normal for you?

So dig a little deeper, cause

You still don't get it yet

See me lickin' my lips, need a primitive fix

And I'll make, I'll make you love me

I am extraordinary, if you'd ever get to know me

I am extraordinary, I am just your ordinary

Average every day sane psycho

Supergoddess

Average every day sane psycho

Supergoddess

See me jump through hoops for you

You stand there watching me performing

What exactly do you do?

Have you ever thought it's you that's boring?

Who the hell are you?

I am extraordinary, if you'd ever get to know me

I am extraordinary, I am just your ordinary

Average every day sane psycho

Supergoddess

Average every day sane psycho

~Lis Phair








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.:[ Monday, February 27, 2006 ]:.
My Dad.




This dashing fellow is my father.
A career navy man, my father was a veteran of two foreign wars and served our country with honor for more than twenty years. He had great adventures that span the globe, but I like to think that one of his favorite adventures was being a father. I came along later in his life. My mother was his second marriage and was 13 years younger than he was. He already had four children from his first marriage, and my mother had two from a previous marriage of her own. Neither of them banked on a new life with more children to raise, but that's exactly what happened. They had twin girls, one of whom they were forced to bury. They also had a son named James, who didn't survive to see his first birthday. I can't imagine what it must have been like for either of my parents to have to bury two babies. I only know that I survived.
This week marks my father's birthday. I would like very much to say that we will all gather around him to celebrate. I would like to give him presents, hug and kiss him and be grateful that I have my father to cherish for another year.
I would like to do those things, but I can't. My father died in his 47th year from a heart attack. I was ten years old. I grew up never knowing what our lives could have turned out like. I missed him for all the milestones in my life. He didn't see me graduate high school, enlist in the army, marry or have children of my own. Now they have children of their own.
I don't think he missed those things, though. I think he's still with me, somehow. Just like I believe the spirit of my twin is with me. Nothing so trivial as death can take the people we love away from us. Not really. The love we have for the people in our lives lingers, and so they linger as well.
I can't hug my father or give him presents, but I'm pretty sure he knows I'm thinking of him.
Happy birthday, Dad.

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