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I have searched for you in many things found parts but never the components that existed within the whole of you. I have searched for you in others , I have searched for you in the bottle . I have found emptiness in my efforts broken dreams bitter ends I have found rejection that you never allowed me to see within the dream you cast over are existence . I knew as I awoke this morning the rains symphony cast upon a tin roof would cause me only to reflect . I remember you without effort you were my evergreen and those are the worst kind of memories for no others can live up to the delusion of what once was . Together in those moments we lived more than in these years apart . I remember it all in spite of my efforts to erase every single image of you from my dreams . How I need that delusion when the silence brings nothing but pain. I have to say goodbye to you now for the poison of what was is killing the moments I have left . I realize love was are curse and time will remain the burden. We were the best of are passion nights with you spoken words though few between in a passion cast serenade . Would remain hours over simple sentences of others. I wonder do we stand still somewhere in time if so I do not a more beautiful portrait ever could be painted in red sunsets and a oceans farewell. The hardest thing I have ever done is closed my thoughts to you. Goodnight sweetheart . Maybe somewhere in time we will wake together anew .
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 3:49 PM UTC
The Best Of What Could Never Be
No matter what happens just keep playing kid. I was sixteen when I first started playing music as a DJ in a little redneck bar in Carolina . Green as a glade of grass that would soon change . I hung with the barflys the rejects the bikers and the ones that just couldn't leave there past behind. I wasn't friends with kids my age I found my crowd and tried every vice in between. You don't know **** at sixteen so don't pretend you do I learned from those who scars were many as the stories they told. I watched the crowd they were always willing to turn on you It was sink or ******* swim in a sea of smoke and stale beer . The women weren't like the girls in high school . There was no delusion of something more just a fast night and a good time followed by a ****** up hangover . I had nothing in common with my own age group hell I partied with there parents knew off duty cops thieves and dope dealers . They were all full of **** in there own way. I cared little for a classroom I learned everything I needed to survive in those little dive bars . I was underage six foot four acted and looked older so I just fit in . There was danger There was always some **** just waiting to happen . No wonder I left the awkward world of social climbers and ******** proms behind. Money was fast and so was everything worth a goodtime. Who the **** needs someone when you can have the chaos of another night. It was everything that I missed and never knew existed . I will always remember that little ugly *** stage . The faces changed real music still lives . I gave them happiness they gave me there money. It was my life's college . The brain would learn what the pen would write many years later . If your worried bout the page at sixteen your lost already. Life will fill in the gaps . Live first then it will all eventually fit together . I forget everything now but I never forget those times . One stage is always like the next . The only rule no matter what happens when your up there . Just keep playing kid . Just keep playing.
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 3:52 PM UTC
A View From The Cheap Seats
No matter what happens just keep playing kid. I was sixteen when I first started playing music as a DJ in a little redneck bar in Carolina . Green as a glade of grass that would soon change . I hung with the barflys the rejects the bikers and the ones that just couldn't leave there past behind. I wasn't friends with kids my age I found my crowd and tried every vice in between. You don't know **** at sixteen so don't pretend you do I learned from those who scars were many as the stories they told. I watched the crowd they were always willing to turn on you It was sink or ******* swim in a sea of smoke and stale beer . The women weren't like the girls in high school . There was no delusion of something more just a fast night and a good time followed by a ****** up hangover . I had nothing in common with my own age group hell I partied with there parents knew off duty cops thieves and dope dealers . They were all full of **** in there own way. I cared little for a classroom I learned everything I needed to survive in those little dive bars . I was underage six foot four acted and looked older so I just fit in . There was danger There was always some **** just waiting to happen . No wonder I left the awkward world of social climbers and ******** proms behind. Money was fast and so was everything worth a goodtime. Who the **** needs someone when you can have the chaos of another night. It was everything that I missed and never knew existed . I will always remember that little ugly *** stage . The faces changed real music still lives . I gave them happiness they gave me there money. It was my life's college . The brain would learn what the pen would write many years later . If your worried bout the page at sixteen your lost already. Life will fill in the gaps . Live first then it will all eventually fit together . I forget everything now but I never forget those times . One stage is always like the next . The only rule no matter what happens when your up there . Just keep playing kid . Just keep playing.
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