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I'm Lost Again

from A Mile Away by Happy Tooth

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Well it looks like I'm lost again.
I tried to write directions down but lost my pen.
I'd talk to them, but all I hear is static.
All I see is darkness and I'm all outta matches.
I tried to walk straight, but the path got crooked.
No knife stops fate, it gets as bad as it should get.
I could quit, but I've come this far.
If you want it then confront it, its not hard to jump ship.
Some fit, others force pieces into puzzles.
It's a dumb with for more speeches, less struggles.
Just humble, with no need to speak loudly.
So stop shouting at the weather whether or not it got cloudy.
Now we head onward, forward to the vanishing point.
Deciding the horizons more worth panicking toward.
We ran to the source, to see we chased a sunset.
My path was so warped, a mile felt like one step.

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from A Mile Away, released March 20, 2014

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"Both Happy Tooth and BDotJeff spoke to the idea that music can be therapeutic, and writing and recording is now less about reaching a larger audience than steadying the turmoil within. “You do start to question your own motivations, like, why am I doing this?” Happy Tooth said. “And I’ve realized that I love the art, and I have to make it because deep down it makes me feel better.” - MatterNews ... more

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