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Dawn Rising
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Apricot Clouds
04:38
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Anxious
03:18
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Getting nervous that I'll say the wrong things
Or run out of things to say
Getting nervous that I'll say all the wrong things or run out of things to say
I'm anxious about being anxious
Nothing in my way
Nothing in my head
Jumbled words inside screaming but the words don't come out
They can't make it past my perched lips
Like a vision religion
Everyone else's sweet rain
Internal medicine eternal life burning
Cascading sand in the hourglass
Over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
Side of the road stalled
Words don't, can't won't make it past
Want to stay in bed
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Brian Theoret Monroe, Connecticut
I'm an Independent folk-rock solo musician, songwriter, performer, recording and mixing engineer and
producer.
Music helps me process life and what’s happening around me. Writing is therapy. I love to tell stories and I simply love the process of writing and sharing.
Music inspires me. It moves me and helps me feel and process things that are sometimes hard to put into words.
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