THE HEDONIST There’s an elephant at our table, It’s my reflection in her tea. She is eager shivering and nervous, Having just told me. Taking her hand I fake some fable, Something reckless wild and free, About the ones who claim to love us, They also think they own us. Me? I only know what feels right. Why be so uptight? I only know what feels right.
Every man needs his Indian Summer, So his life’s not a tragedy. Only the rich get to lie among such flowers. You can sit beside me. I only do the things that are real, Taste touch hear and see. Don’t be a victim of your own ego. You can learn a lot from me. I only know what feels right Why be so uptight? I only do what feels right