I was in Baton Rouge, I was destitute and I was anticipating the arrival of a locomotive. My morale was nearly as threadbare as my denims. Then I found myself hitchhiking with a fellow named Robert. Fortunately, a trucker picked us up not long before it began to pour. We stayed for the entire hour-and-a-half-or-so ride southeast to New Orleans. Along the way, I retrieved my harmonica from my filthy red handkerchief and played at low volume while Bobby vocalized on various blues songs; the windshield wipers functioned as a metronome. Throughout, I held Robert's hand. Remarkably, we were able to play every song that the truck driver requested.
Self-autonomy is a euphemism for being completely bereft. Materialism is meaningless. I felt an effortless sense of wellbeing when Robert McGee sang twelve-bar songs with a I-IV-V chord sequence, and a sense of wellbeing was all I required, as it was for Robert.
For the duration of our journey from a bituminous coal extraction facility in Kentucky to the Golden State, with its abundant solar radiation, I vouchsafed all my personal intimacies with Bobby. Through the full gamut of meteorological conditions, as well as during our various activities, he protected me from hypothermia. Unfortunately, I erred badly at one point and we parted ways in the vicinity of Salinas. Robert seeks domestic tranquility and, while it is my most fervent wish that he attains it, I would nonetheless gladly exchange my entire future existence for even one day of closely embracing him.
Self-autonomy is a euphemism for being completely bereft. Which is just as well since Robert didn't leave me with anything whatsoever. I felt an effortless sense of wellbeing when Robert McGee sang twelve-bar songs with a I-IV-V chord sequence, and a sense of wellbeing was all I required, as it was for Robert.
La da da la da da da, la da da da da da da.
La da da la la la la na Robert McGee yes.
La da la da la da, la na na na da.
La la la la la Robert McGee yes.
La da da la la la la la la la la la, la na na la na na la na.
Hey now, Robert, hey now, Robert McGee yes.
Lo la lo la la lo la la.
Lo la la lo la la lo la la lo la la lo la la.
Hey, and a Robert, lo, no Robert McGee, yes.
Oh heavenly father, I deemed him my sexual partner, I deemed him my beau.
I say once again: I deemed him my sexual partner, I tried my utmost, come on.
And a Robert no, and a Robert McGee yes.
Lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo.
Hey, hey, hey, Robert McGee, la.