Sung to the music of Suspicious Minds; inspired by the node name Caught in a loop

I'm caught in a loop
I can't break out
because my exit test is failin

'ts why you can't see
what you wanted to see
because I'm stuck ad-infinitim

I can't go on to other code
with this infinite loop
and you can't see any results
with this infinite loop

So if you hit control-c
and fix the logic in me
I might be able to run sucessfully

Here we go again
through this same code, when
you still are waiting for some output

I can't go on to other code
with this infinite loop
and you can't see any results
with this infinite loop

Don't let the cpu waste
any more cycles on me
just halt me with a kill -9

Cause, honey, you know
I can only do 
what you tell me to
[download]

-Scott

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