Here is something I wrote.
This is VERY HARD to do, but here is my song.
MLM Cowboy
By Joe Schroeder Copyrights 2006
From www.JoeSchroeder.com
Here are the lyrics.
I am a digital cowboy
They call me the Cowboy of MLM
I've been on more covers than I can count
I've been confused and I'm tired of being used
I've feasted on week old chili and gotten a standing "O" in Philly
I lease my mind at Master-Mind
My reward is my army and my Toys
No one has my story
No one does it alone
You can't take one breathe without also giving one away
No one has my story
No one does it alone
I built the Master-Mind to give my boys the Glory
I sell dreams to Soldiers of Will and Angels of Hope
Like No Other Can and like no one ever will
I sell the blue pill while the other Pyramid
Lords are pushing the red one
Keeping it real, that's about it
While the other trail hogs are
trying to re-invent the wheel
It ain't real and it ain't legit
They told me to quit and they tried to ruin my dream
God is great if you believe
It takes guts and it's all about what the mind can conceive
I AM a digital Cowboy
I am a force of faith and rule the lines at the boards
I am a tattooed blue Collar Hog
Now they line up to pick at my blog
Living the life that was in my ears
Living that life within my head
I went from games to legit
My program is a hit
If you hear my name you better back down
My shoes are long and they won't fit
Blackman and Vigilante watch my back
Kentucky Mann is the rage and Stokes is lit
Calvert rocked my head and taught me how to fight the lack
Collecting my energy, re-fueling and reading in the pit
Building my brain-trust and hanging with Jimmy James and Sigmunt
Cracking nuts with Manger and building Hochman
Chale busted his head and we all cried
Brother---it's family, join us---we're the Bomb
and it's us against the Mob
It's a lonely road of faith and all we have is each other
They told us we were out of line and we all know they lied
They wish they had our lives because we never punch a clock
We've danced with Paley, Turner and Robbins
No one's met anyone like us
They always ask us our age, but who asking?
If you're talking numbers I'm talking 3 Million around the block
I got here with a heart made of glass and a 92 Dodge
You ain't got the time, so stop acting like a clown
You can watch but you better back down
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Step into my mind
My heart is my key
Make it authentic and poke at you at Google
Market it right and they'll stand up for you at A-Weber
Sell it right and the spam heads will steal it and try to make it better
And when it's from the heart everyone's feel'in it
This is Joes house so stand if you dare
It's only for people who want to thinker harder
It's our club, our master-mind. Only for people who care.
I thank God that I was distorted
Now I can see what you can only Imagine
They told me to get a job
and now look who's the boss
No one can beat me at this game
Bunch of white suits and red ties
making me real
It's a cause
It's real
I'll take you to the top of the
trees and all the way to the sky
Leaving the guys in ties, in tears over their own lies
I am the Son of an American Capitalist
and a Good News Merchant
You are too. Anything you say you are.
My life gives evidence to that
I said it and made it so
I wrote it before it came true
I planted my future into my present
No one can deny it.
Publishers hunt for me and I make them my meal
Company red ties hammer my cell and I press quit
I can't be bought and I am done being anyone's boy
My mind is my torture and mediocrity stares me down
Anything you say you are
Keep it real and you gotta care
Build the Master-Mind, and forget the credit, you don't need it
You're already in, just say it and make it so----just gotta dare
Anything you say you are, take the leap, have some faith
Say it again and make it yours
Only the Lord knows for sure
I am the MLM Cowboy
You are too. Anything you say you are. Keep it pure.
Your mind is your slave. I made mine my toy.
By Joe Schroeder
5/22/06
this song took 20 minutes to write
PLEASE add your own music
www.JoeSchroeder.com
www.MyWavePage.com
Questions? Contact Schroeder Publishing at 800 772-9781
Sunday, January 22, 2006
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