Sometimes I think about how I wish things were
And nostalgia wraps itself around my brain.
I miss it, even though I don't know it.
Then,
Even though I can only pluck the strings and strum half-songs the guitar
The nostalgia somehow drifts away, inside my brain
And a comfortable anticipation emerges.
And nostalgia wraps itself around my brain.
I miss it, even though I don't know it.
Then,
Even though I can only pluck the strings and strum half-songs the guitar
Blisters on my fingertips
And play the same bundle of songs over and over on the piano
If I don't think, I don't stumble on those notes
And imagine book-writing and photographing, music-filming, song-covering and traveling
Impending-wheels reeling
The nostalgia somehow drifts away, inside my brain
And a comfortable anticipation emerges.
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