Morning / Evening

from Wabi Sabi Lover Boy by Ozark Soundscape

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I'm not where I left at my morning / evening
I'm not where I'm left at my morning, forgive me
I'm not where I'm going, my future no seeing
I not aware but know neither is seething
Neither is believing

Neither is keeping in time with the past or it's self by title
Nor by substance, only by pure being which flows, not staying
Just like at the end of "American Beauty"
Like John Cage, The Roots, and teenage philosophy

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from Wabi Sabi Lover Boy, released May 5, 2016

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