One Should Never Be Where One Does

Every Writer At The New Yorker Is Smarter Than Me.

You Never Turned Around To See The Frowns On The Jugglers And The Clowns When They All Did Tricks For You.

I Bargained For Salvation And They Gave Me A Lethal Dose.

In Songs, You Have To Tell People About Something They Didn't See And Weren't There For, And You Have To Do It As If You Were.

I Never Saw Myself As A Folk Singer.