1. |
the future
04:18
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oh you, you give yourself away
i follow all the lines you trace
is it easy staying so open always
taking it all in, i gotta get out of the way
are you okay
what is it that you need
are you angry
where do you place your blame
or do you view that as a waste of energy
looking at the future
do you have any faith
in people like me
time flies no matter what
no trouble most days
but at night i used to dream
it falls all around me
that anxious tired debris
leaning on my weaker mind
it's been racing toward relief
looking at the future
i can't count on my mind/my eyes
fixated on sky or ceiling
time flies no matter what
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2. |
under the table
03:37
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garage door left open
half empty bed
this old bar's been closing
since the sun started to set
there's a letter under a table
that'll never get sent
or read
it's 2:15 and the ground's cold
something's floating around
a car starts up and pulls out
makes a terrible sound
when the sun comes up
there's no one
around
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a.l. west Texas
songs by daniel bryson
artist photo by alex montenegro
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