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Nostalgia

from Moot Points by Thom Moot

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lyrics

Let’s put the clock on hold a while
Break up the even flow
Blissful in denial
And find a way to make this stay
Today
drifts

away

Could I just say,
If nothing I do matters anyway,
The daily games we play lead us astray
We need to look around
Find out what’s lost and found with you

Could I unwind?
Take a chance to clear my mind
What could we find sublime in our design?
The stars are not alligned
In the end all resigns to time

Everyday I live in poetry
The subtext passes over me
A syntax out of harmony
The story wasn’t meant to be, I’ve seen.

Could I just say,
In the scheme of our decay
Does it even matter anyway?
Lost in the mask of our charade

Our song will stay the same,
A memory put in the frame in vain.

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from Moot Points, released March 20, 2019

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