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Go Somewhere

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    A simple compact disc with a jewel case and custom album art cut by hand and laminated with whatever I could find. (It hopefully will be laminated ;)) Comes with a 69% pin as well.

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I wrote the music to this track before I wrote the lyrics. I was just messing around trying to make osmething a bit more complex than my last looper piece. After a few hours of work I wrote the main rhythm and then wrote the two guitar solos the next day. I'm very proud of this piece, however, it'd sound a lot better recorded on something other than an iPhone 4, but thats the theme of this album so.

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Never list to the feelings in your bones.
Never been anywhere but home.
You end up all alone.

A life of seclusion, is a life in dissolution

'Cuz nobodys went anywhere without going somewhere.
So get out there,
get out there,
get out there.

Feelings turn to stone, they break your bones.
For every stone thrown a broken bone.
So leave them alone.
Sing with me now,
leave them on the ground.

'Cuz nobodys went anywhere without going somewhere.
So get out there,
get out there.
So get out there.

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from 69%, released April 20, 2017

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