Debris

from Scatterbrained by Joseph McDade

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Did I ever become what I hoped to be?
As my breath expires now all I can see
Empty corridors, vacant rooms, and balconies
Evidence of anti-sociability

Expectation ravaged by reality
Nothing ever happened like I thought it should
Someone else might say it was a tragedy
But I wouldn't trade it even if I could

Even when I tried to push you far away
You would never run from me or leave me be
What I've done to deserve this, I cannot say
Someone else would throw me out like old debris

Did I ever become what I hoped to be?
As my breath expires now all I can see
Eyes of one who would never abandon me
Even as I leave this dark reality

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from Scatterbrained, released May 9, 2018
Lead Vocals: Joseph McDade
Backup Vocals: Kayla Carknard
Guitar: Joseph McDade
Keys: Joseph McDade

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