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Sea Void
13:00
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Boat in a bottle. Cast out to sea.
Aimlessly drifting with nowhere to be.
Spastic in orbit. Sink like a stone.
Waiting for someone. Stranger unknown.
Search for a heart beat. Moments are rare.
Stare at the mirror. No-one is there
Some call me crazy, but I took the dive.
On my own, but never alone.
I’m bored as a wall, drunkenly drawl.
Cold in a world that’s grown so small.
I long for a life on the edge of a knife
To cut me from these chains.
But I won’t deny, I cower from pain.
I’ll always be here again... and again.
Aimlessly drifting, from shore to shoreline.
Under the moonbeams or rays of shine.
Left all my dear ones, light years behind.
Never to know where, I am to wind.
Now I’m a drifter with no home to call.
Out in the open, free from these walls
Some call me crazy, but I feel alive.
On my own, but never alone.
I swim along streams, under blue, grey, and cream.
Dreaming of a dream, where forever I dream.
Yeah, I live a life where the trees are green
And the forest always goes on and on.
But I won’t deny, although I am free
Sometimes, I too, grow lonely… lonely
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Three Coronas
02:56
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Three Coronas and a bottle of shiraz.
I mixed them all together and now I'm drunk as,
The time I called you at 3:00AM.
Just to tell you that I loved you
Well, at least I thought I did.
The sentimental memories truly got the best of me,
And suggested it to be a great idea,
But I just wound up dribbling in her ear,
Oh, I never heard back from her again,
I'm still wondering...
How on Earth she grew to be so cold?
But, I guess I know that now's my time to fold.
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Nils Cusack Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne songwriter who creates introspective dirges , dreamlike reflections and voodoo junkyard clankers.
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