Guitar, Vocal - Robin
A contemporary song by Christine Lavin, (www.christinelavin.com), one of the best (and funniest) chroniclers of our modern world, including relationships between men and women. Her writing is insightful, funny and piercingly true.
Good Thing He Can't Read My Mind
I am eating sushi; I do not like sushi
But he loves sushi and I love him
I'm poking with my chopstick at this living breathing fish
Oh my God! I think it's trying to swim
Some say eating sushi is like chewing on your own cheek
Or sucking down a bucketful of tentacled slime
I do not like sushi but look I'm eating sushi
It's a good thing he can't read my mind.
(Yes, this is a very interesting texture
What is it? Ohhhhh....)
So if you see me eating sushi
See me at the Opera
See me on a ski slope
Looking scared
Hey don't feel sorry for me, Imust be in love
Why in the hell else would I be there?
Before I met him life was dull, I never took any chances
Now I leap at every opportunity I find
I do not like sushi
I do not like skiing or the opera
Maybe I will in time
It's a good thing he can't read my mind
(Seconds? Sure I'd love some....Mmmmmmm, yum!)