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I want to be a hashtag
In your Instagram summer
No one will get it
But it will be your favourite picture

You slipped through the rain
Like an Indian summer
Shocking the system
I watched as the trees shrugged their shoulders

So what am I supposed to do with you or myself?
I’ve got so much time on my hands
That every day feels like a rerun
And I’m looking back through notebooks
Reliving sad songs
Trying to find out if you made difference

I want to be a footnote
In your dissertation
I’ll be the research
A study in infatuation

Will this autumn be proud
Of our graduation?
The summer stripped naked
The beauty of alienation

So what am I supposed to do with you or myself?
I’ve got so much time on my hands
Every second glance feels like a rerun
I’m looking back through notebooks
Reliving sad songs
Trying to find out if you made difference
And I’m checking in at Heathrow
Watching the planes go
But my final boarding call
That was an hour ago

L. Switzer

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from .​.​.​and the smile was on the crocodile (live), released October 9, 2013
Written and performed by Lee Switzer
Recorded and mixed by Al Heslop

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