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No sanity can be found
in the absence of a sound
am I a bad person
have I worsened
Maybe I'm crazy
but for the first time
I'll try to write a song
with a good rhyme

I'm feeling so tired
my heart is so wired
your memory has fled
hear wind-chimes in my head

Hey, moon, where have you gone
no worries, don't be gone too long

I'm most nervous
with the people I should trust
I can feel us drift
do you think I'm nuts

I'm so tired
everything backfired
the moon's never around
don't think it'll ever be found

Hey, moon, where have you gone
no worries, don't be gone too long

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from Strangeness In Proportion, released November 22, 2017
Guitar, vocals: Sean Cahalin

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Strangeness In Proportion Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Strangeness In Proportion is Sean Cahalin, a singer songwriter from Doylestown, Pennsylvania.

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