1. |
Chance
01:10
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one and the same quest
experience and consequence
differently entwined
and I'm done apologizing for mine
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On A Beaten Track
01:05
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a walk down memory lane
is but a guilt trip
on which you're tripping yourself
ride further on your train of thought
overwrought
and you're wrecking yourself
I too lost my mind long ago
down this one way road
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an old story collecting dust
left behind
for you to pick up
a part of mine
"all these remnants of joy and disaster"
an inability to piece 'em back together
some things are better left unsaid
and some chapters better stay unread
yet I turn another page
a truth revealed, come what may
there is no epilogue to uncertainty
a perception I once thought I had
I could never see
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