Less Ego, More Music

Did they all come out of the woods to pounce on my work after I said I needed a rest? I think I would rather have AIDS than what Blogger and YouTube have given me for my work in the last eight years. My music is selfless. This is because I write it from a pure motive, with no guarantee of any reward for my efforts. Whatever my lyrics might be, every one of my songs offers its listeners love. And this selflessness is in demand in our world. Without the odd selfless act to give us hope, we would be utterly demoralized by overwhelming selfishness, driven mostly by capitalists and their broadcasting systems. The creeps who stole my music were chosen to be honored as artists because of their selfishness, but such rewards might undermine the selfless motive of their victim, who must endure an endless snub by his fans to ensure that his new music remains pure. Nothing good seems to happen for anyone unless the motive is selfish. No one seems to do anything unless they are compensated for it somehow. And in this climate, the name of God is constantly invoked by politicians on behalf of the country. It is not just selfless of me to offer new songs after so many of my old songs were abused, it is selfless of me to go on living. If I were as selfish as the ones who stole my music, I would kill myself to escape the misery of being snubbed every day by my own fans in the street. I stay alive mostly for the sake of young girls who I have never met because I know I would break their hearts if I hung myself. So why don't you let the offenders stick it to me some more now? [Another 12:00 am copyright violation to make me suffer followed this note.] I won't kill myself. That means they can dance all over my head until I'm too old to go out and play my songs. I'm turning fifty this year and I started sharing songs online when I was forty-one. Not too much longer to go. And let their helpers out to get in my face some more in the street. Let them spread more malicious lies about me to shore up their flimsy apparition. And the greedy business sure knows how to capitalize on popular works that were all written by one author. They multiplied their profits by multiplying the number of stars of my music and comedy with their fraud. They had dozens of fraud stars making money for them with my work instead of just me on my own. Oh, but greed is good, right? Good for them, at least.
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