Transcript of a short performance (song/monologue) by Lennon P. Bone titled "I'll Get Along." The text contains repeated lines expressing solitude, leaving tomorrow, farewells to 'Mama', travel anecdotes, and the refrain "I'll get along." The piece is lyrical and introspective with themes of loneliness, departure, and acceptance.
Sam.
Call it a refuge.
That feeling. I'm alone.
At the base of the mountain it rains Disguises my eyes with the storm.
I'm leaving tomorrow, Mama haven't had enough time.
To tell you that I love you.
To say my goodbyes But I?
I'll get along.
I'll get.
And I would tell you about my traveling.
He'S one of the guys.
I always thought he looked like Michael, you'd say Then they had to say my name.
He would tell me all about him.
Like I knew who he was?
Now I know there was just your way Showing a song in love? But I'll get along.
I'll get along.
I'll be alone.
I get along.
I'm leaving tomorrow, Mama haven't had enough time.
To tell you that I love you.
To say my goodbyes.
Sam.
