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Volatile Memory

from The Clock Project by Micah Jayne

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lyrics

She keeps coming back to my
Thoughts like I keep telling
Myself I ought not to think it
But every time I reminisce
Of this fleeting memory
I keep clinching my fists
Like I'm trying to hold it
From floating away
 
But these memories are so buoyant
And my heart feels so heavy
And I'm trying to avoid it
But it's got a hold on me
The kind of hold I wish I had on you
 
Distant bagpipes fading
Notes so sharp they'd cut through skies
Memories not worth saving
But they caught me by surprise
And the color of your dress
Changes the reflection of your eyes
And I told myself they would not
Be the cause of my demise
 
I'm telling myself to forget you
But you're pierced inside my skull
And I keep telling myself
These arguments are null
But I'm deaf and deranged
And deceived and dismayed and dishonest
With a dissonant desolate
Dearth for decayed desire
'Cause I'd like to know
What would happen if I didn't ever listen
To a single word I told myself

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from The Clock Project, released September 22, 2013

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Micah Jayne Seattle, Washington

Hello! My name is Micah Jayne.
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