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Out of a one-night-stand on New Years Eve
   Into the incarnate fetus fe
Out of the womb
   Into a foster home
Out of the flood in the dollhouse
   Into Richard's basement quiet as a church mouse
Out of innocence
   Into incest
Out of a dozen schools mid-semester
   Into the next neighborhood for Cinderella sequester
Out of Beverly---Hills that is, swimmin pools, movie stars
   Into Dale Field for after-school fights and peep shows after hours

Out of the honor rolls, winning spelling bees and teacher's high marks for conduct
   Into the principal's office to roll down the waistband and wipe off that makeup
Out of families of adult alcoholics
   Into VW vans with purple mescaline and music
Out of grandpa's love ended with his third heart attack
   Into grandma's sour wrath and Alzheimer flack
Out of the schools of dumbing us down
   Into the J.O.B. just over broke world like a circus clown
Out of a threatened arranged marriage
   Into the streets where the Detroit riots ravaged
Out of Jan a shrewd two-faced aggressor who is mugged
   Into Aurelia a relentless considerate distracter now smug

Out of virginity at 23
   Into my first of four affairs with Okie
Out of romantic stride
   Into sample suicide
Out of my house you once my sister and now of heroin addicted thieves
   Into the doctor's office and pusher I go for speed
Out of the theatre in the round as the bourgeois Madame Coulmier whom I offer
   Into the 3-ring circus of engagement, wedding and suffer
Out of damnation and hellfire the preacher my husband is so wild
   Into motherhood to be raised by my child
Out of the marriage two times seven years
   Into the heathenistic frying pan full of fears

Out of corporate Americka's injustice system
   Into bouncing between two family's Prozac hypocritical mayhem
Out of my mother guilt trip selling my organs for Cheerio's
   Into my patron saint's asylum in the central mountains of Idaho
Y'all come back now, y'hear

Description
Out of a one-night-stand on New Years Eve
   Into the incarnate fetus fe
Out of the womb
   Into a foster home
Out of the flood in the dollhouse
   Into Richard's basement quiet as a church mouse
Out of innocence
   Into incest
Out of a dozen schools mid-semester
   Into the next neighborhood for Cinderella sequester
Out of Beverly---Hills that is, swimmin pools, movie stars
   Into Dale Field for after-school fights and peep shows after hours

Out of the honor rolls, winning spelling bees and teacher's high marks for conduct
   Into the principal's office to roll down the waistband and wipe off that makeup
Out of families of adult alcoholics
   Into VW vans with purple mescaline and music
Out of grandpa's love ended with his third heart attack
   Into grandma's sour wrath and Alzheimer flack
Out of the schools of dumbing us down
   Into the J.O.B. just over broke world like a circus clown
Out of a threatened arranged marriage
   Into the streets where the Detroit riots ravaged
Out of Jan a shrewd two-faced aggressor who is mugged
   Into Aurelia a relentless considerate distracter now smug

Out of virginity at 23
   Into my first of four affairs with Okie
Out of romantic stride
   Into sample suicide
Out of my house you once my sister and now of heroin addicted thieves
   Into the doctor's office and pusher I go for speed
Out of the theatre in the round as the bourgeois Madame Coulmier whom I offer
   Into the 3-ring circus of engagement, wedding and suffer
Out of damnation and hellfire the preacher my husband is so wild
   Into motherhood to be raised by my child
Out of the marriage two times seven years
   Into the heathenistic frying pan full of fears

Out of corporate Americka's injustice system
   Into bouncing between two family's Prozac hypocritical mayhem
Out of my mother guilt trip selling my organs for Cheerio's
   Into my patron saint's asylum in the central mountains of Idaho
Y'all come back now, y'hear