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I Don't Think About You

by Kristen Merritt

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I’ve lived in a lie
Perpetuated by dreams of what could be

Oh I really tried oh I really tried
To rewrite my misshapened reality

I casted it out logic for fear
Left myself broken reduced to a tear
I shed in vain

Cause the waters drown me
In my lack of remembering how this always seems to play out

This invention born of my own self doubt

Balance is what I lack
I tried to assign a feeling that I can’t keep track of anymore

Oooo, oh I oh I, I thought I could place, oh I would
Trace the lines on your smile, once more

I, I, I I, I don’t think about you (oh what a lie)
I, I don’t think about you
Oh how I tried, not to think about you, anymore
I cry, when I think about you

Oh I, think about you, often
Its really its like you never left my brain

Was I ever sane to let myself
Think about you

Lord, please guide me on a path
That strengthens and remaps my heart
and inclination to search for your face

In my soul, oh it screams, cause nothing quite as it seems
I want to be ok
But here I am, thinking about you

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released June 22, 2021
Drums/Bass/Guitar - Brendan Helm
Piano - Seth Schreiber

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