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Driving Out Of The Way

from Silhouette of a Giant by Evertheoptimists <Tim Furman>,

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Ive expected so much
from staying out of touch
"cant you drive a little bit further to reclaim your place?"
Na Im in no rush
just plain out of such amounts
of patience that it might take to be driving out of the way.

Frustrated while im swervin and im speedin screaming feelin
"fuck it" turn the wheel and now im kneelin at the side of the road like
"where do i go from here?"

Because i dont know if ive been chasing or evading but
playing myself? Like a radio but on an isolated station.
"its gotta play my song today."

Feet in to blocks into miles
tears into shock into mild disarray
"where the hell were you today?"
Like fear thats been locked since a child deep in your heart
all the while youve been
driving out of the way

Now Ive been having no luck
but im not complaining much
it takes a while and a little sharp
turn to inflame my face
but i am so stuck
and my strength is not enough for me
still ill try just one more time
to do this my way

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from Silhouette of a Giant, released June 18, 2014

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evertheoptimists Port Huron, Michigan

Composer/Multi-instrumentalist from Port Huron Michigan. Tim Furman has produced over two hundred songs and this site is the best of those tracks put into albums by chronological order. Some albums are 5 genres! Recorded with TAMA drums using Shure and Bose Mics. Fruity Loops Studio was used for final mastering and editing. Ernie Ball Strings on the Gibson using Guitar-rig by Berhlinger. ... more

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