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No Autobiography
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I could tear the sky wide open
If I knew the shine could find you
Forward is the way back to you
All the time that passed us by, and
I lost sight of why you found me
I don’t blame you, I would blame me too
And the lights went out
When I had found
You far away
Alone
And I know the words
Are not enough
They’re further away
Oh no
I don’t know about the future, but
I will pull who loves you to you
I will echo, I will imprint love new
I had drowned in my ambition
Burned my eyes and spent my vision
Forward is the only way back to you
And the regret
Is weight I’ve carried
through the rush of waves
I hold
And I know the past
Is not afraid
To haunt you in waves
I know
But I also know
Your heart’s no home
For the wayward and afraid
Oh no
If there’s change to be
It’s no autobiography—
It’s home
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FKA Climate Bettendorf, Iowa
DIY Indie. Genre-agnostic. Bangers only. Quad Cities.
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