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Pilgrim's Progress
02:18
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Early light, illuminated bedroom.
I see myself more clearly now,
trying to get out alive,
surrounded by the years.
Videotapes wearing out,
and songs I don’t remember right.
Time compressed, oh in that house
I see us all again.
Once on a warm summer night,
you and I were up and out and singing in the field behind
the neighbor’s house.
I close my eyes and there’s the moon, so full and bright.
But now I’ll never see you again,
so I’ll come clean:
I’m cowardly;
in my folly, I'm still not sorry.
I feel alright?
But I’m not alright.
Spacing out in the dark of my apartment,
I wonder, in a daze, if I might see your ghost,
but realize there’s nothing here for you.
Still I’m afraid,
so I’m trying hard to look the other way:
Into your neighbor’s backyard,
I know you must be out there,
still singing in that field.
Well, I’m not alone,
and I’ve never been.
I feel our home
surrounding me:
the haunted roads,
and humble trees.
Because of you, I’ll never be alone.
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2. |
Flagg
03:34
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