Could I be more of a cliché?
Thirty thousand feet above Nebraska
Scratching lyrics on a napkin
Praying that this turbulence will spare my wine
The plane is mostly empty
But for three hundred and twenty other humans
All staking their existence on a couple of dozen rivets
Straining between fuselage and wing
A truth we’re only coping with with drinking
If this plane goes down
I hope that I’m one of the cool ones
Will I have the nerve to play the clown
If this plane goes down?
If this plane goes down
Remember me as someone who tried
To find a balance between self-loathing and pride
Dug too hard for love at times
So if it ends in flames and fuel
Please tell the kids I kept my cool
If my time is up and this plane goes down
If this plane goes down
As we hit the ground, I wanna be smiling
Happily Hades bound
As this plane goes down
If this plane goes down
Remember me as someone who cared
Often, but not always, about his hair
Self-righteous when shit wasn’t fair
So if it ends in fire and glass
Please tell the kids I went down classy
If my time is up and this plane goes down
I’ve no regrets as such
It’s just a shame, I’ve so much still to do
If my youth was wasted on me, that’s okay
Because I wasted it with you, my love
And from up above this planet looking down
The world reduced to green and browns
Toy trains in paper mache towns
And just for now the trials of human kind
Reduced by alcohol and wine
I really think that I’ll be fine
If my time was up and this plane goes down
If this plane goes down
I hope that I can get people smiling
Will I have the nerve to tool around
If this plane goes down?
If this plane goes down
Remember me as someone who went down with
Fair results, but bold intent
Found his meaning in how phrases can be bent
To the will; where will my remains be sent
To be eventually dentally identified?
So if it ends in floods of tears
Please tell my kids I felt no fears
Tell them that the smoke will clear
Tell them I didn’t spill a drop of beer
When my time is up and this plane goes down
When my time is up and this plane goes down
Tim Minchin (Timothy David Minchin) is an Australian comedian, actor, and musician born in Adelaide in 1975. Known for his sharp wit and highly talented musical performances, Minchin has gained international fame with his theatrical shows, stand-up comedy, and film and TV soundtrack scores. He studied philosophy at the University of Melbourne before dedicating himself to an artistic career. His musical genre is a mix of rock, cabaret, and classical music, often characterized by ironic and satirical lyrics that address social and political issues. Among his most representative songs are "Matilda", "Comedian", and "Storm", taken from the theatrical musical "Matilda the Musical" for which he won numerous awards. Minchin is also known for his collaborations with artists like Stephen Fry and his participation in successful television programs such as "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert".
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