Jeremy Engle

Liz Phair

Jeremy Engle 
Lives in a tangled 
Rent controlled apartment 
With his communist family 
There are books all around them 
The dining room table is lacquered 
With news clippings 
Yellowing badly 
They argue at dinner 
His brother's friends drop by 
To throw a line in or two 
About Tolstoy 
They all play guitar 
And they're all very far away 
In their own minds 
From the upper west side 
Of manhattan 
I never got past his 
Googly eyes 
That looked at me sadly 
In mocking surprise 
The way a lord looks at his placemat 
Or a stain on his tie 
It never happened for me 
And Jeremy Engle though 
Wanted to step through that portal 
And try on that other dimension 
Of high high browism 
Jeremy's hair and brow 
Grow very high 
And no not I 
I'm more of a napkin 
Not blessed with the vision 
Beyond how I'm matching 
The china and wine 
Now there are the Engles 
Skewering Lenin
And chewing through 
Six pounds of venison 
Thigh that they shot up 
In upstate New York 
At their uncle's 
Jeremy needs me 
To wipe off his eye 
Some gelatinous thingy 
That his brother's rebuttaling 
Mouthful let fly 
Sometimes all you need is a napkin 
Sometimes all you need is a napkin
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