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As my head hits the pillow and the day comes to a close,
I hope that you’ll join me. You’ve seemed a bit engrossed
In a life on the outside, where I must presuppose
About friends that you’re meeting and details you won’t disclose.
So go. Go my dear.
Enjoy your adventures. I promise I won’t interfere.
So go. Go and roam-
The world beyond these borders. I’ll be here when you get home.
As I stare out the window while gripping my cell phone
With a text I can’t send. No, you need to be alone
With the friends I haven’t met at areas unknown.
Just an innocent secret I must have overblown.
So I said go. Go and tour.
Find your new horizons. That’s what they are out there for.
So go. Go and grow-
If this will make you happy. You still have many oats to sew.
You had to escape. I know things have gone wrong,
But why couldn’t I come along.
As I lay in bed thinking of places you’ve explored
And memories you’re making that I am not there for.
And I practice the faking. My smile can’t look forced
When the whole world is waking and you’re walking in the door.
So I said go. Go and live-
Out your aspirations. It’s the best gift I can give.
So go. Go somewhere.
Search for something better. I’ll be here if it’s not there.
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Macrame Owls Tampa, Florida
Macrame Owls are an indie band based out of Tampa, FL. Members Andy King and Brian Steele recorded their first EP with Matt Wilbur at The Vanguard Room in Lakeland, FL. These five songs were then mixed and mastered by Jason Martin (Starflyer 59). Nic Bardisa played drums on tracks 1,2,4, and 5. Jeff Langmaid, Michael Raimondi, and Richard Lesniak joined the band in 2012. ... more
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