So, You're About To Leave The Nest
from Automatic Writing by The Way Out
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lyrics
A grand perspective unseen
For you to understand
I'm no good with words or themes
I shake that first hand
A patchwork of little lines
And boxes cut the earth
Visible as the crow flies
Away from how things are
Can you find someone who can find someone else in you
A place in your mind
or something new
Can you find a new kind of feeling than you know
Leaving those dark places
behind to start to grow
Like a sea above the clouds
Fog obscures the end
Rolling hills shake through you
to help you find your head
A patchwork of little lines
And boxes cut the earth
Visible as the crow flies
Away from how things are
For you to understand
I'm no good with words or themes
I shake that first hand
A patchwork of little lines
And boxes cut the earth
Visible as the crow flies
Away from how things are
Can you find someone who can find someone else in you
A place in your mind
or something new
Can you find a new kind of feeling than you know
Leaving those dark places
behind to start to grow
Like a sea above the clouds
Fog obscures the end
Rolling hills shake through you
to help you find your head
A patchwork of little lines
And boxes cut the earth
Visible as the crow flies
Away from how things are
credits
from Automatic Writing,
released September 9, 2017
license
all rights reserved
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about
The Way Out Omaha, Nebraska
levi, mari, reed, and nick
loud indie band out of ashland, ne
booking/love letters: wayoutthe@gmail.com
pic by Intrepid Visuals
discography
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Sep 2017 -
May 2016
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