Cooper Smithson - Don't Worry About Me, I'll Be Fine

He spent most his lifetime as a lineman
Working with his hands until they bled
Every day for hours, he would check the small town's power
Till his wife would watch him walk to bed

Years went by and he was soon retired
Never did complain nor ever whine
And I'm not surprised to find out, when death came to turn his light out, he said
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine

Then there was the doctor of obstetrics
Pressured and expecting much to do
He quickly found a good wife and he made the neighborhood life
Everybody else had told him to

Decades of influenced thought increasing
Yet so much the same remains in time
Through imminent divorce and the social script discourse he said
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine

So I guess that brings us to the present
Brought upon the shores surrounded by
The previous generations'
Silly little expectations, I'll say
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine

We're screaming at injustice
But nobody seems to trust us, I'll say
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine

So when we talk about when
We won't ever buy a house, then I'll say
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine

Written by:
Cooper Smithson

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