In the middle of a bite of pizza I noticed my teeth Aren't exactly what they used to be Don't get me wrong they get the job done fine But years of mid-slumber clenching and grinding Have rendered them slightly less sharp I'm painfully reminded that I'm just body parts That are bound to break down 'cause the ticket's one way— Equipment rented out for an indefinite stay My ankles creak, and my left pinky's bent Wrinkles and scars and muscles that tense from once-fluid movements now risky to try Grays on my scalp fill bags under my eyes The weight of existence, the price of admission The bitter result of a taste so delicious I'm breaking down in real time, it's hard to ignore But the dying is the living, and it's what I'm here for Said, I'm breaking down in real time, it's hard to ignore But the dying is the living, and it's what I'm here for Yo, the weight of existence is the price of admission— The bitter result of a taste so delicious Said, I'm breaking down in real time, it's hard to ignore But the dying is the living, and it's what I'm here for Yo, the weight of existence is the price of admission— The bitter result of a taste so delicious There are also highlights, my baby boy is almost my height I saw Where's Waldo in Highlights magazine I'd like to thank the academy I should have made more people mad at me I trained in 1.5 times gravity To drive past fries and a burger The invention of the eye implies an observer I've got a favorite burner on the stove No more Fat Burger on the go Go clean the garage, son, I've got a semi-auto massage gun My lower lumbar is not fun I'm searching for the enemy, I'm searching for the purpose of a memory I'm searching for something to feel certain I don't know if this room needs curtains Or what tool removes these circuits What's it all for? To record our experience Why so serious? Get old but please stay curious