Breadcrumb #320 is an original composition by Daniel Peterschmidt inspired by Breadcrumb #272.

Breadcrumb #320

Starts to Fade is the first track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #150 by Dan Toy and performed by Josh Rubino & Evan Cardona.  Additional instrumentation provided by Gabriella Ibacache.

Lyrics:
Heartbeat starts to fade
The rise in the chest falls away  

Heartbeat starts to fade
The rise in the chest falls away 
All sound left the room
Made way for her thunderous howl

She screams 
I’m going to take my boy home 
I’m going to take my boy home 
I’m going to take my boy home 
Today 
 
Never told to worry  
Believed their progeny would achieve 
More than they ever have
   
During the short stay
Here in the universe 

They weren’t prepared to say goodbye
As soon as they said hello 
As soon as they said hello 

They weren’t prepared to say goodbye
As soon as they said hello 
As soon as they said hello

Heart beat starts to fade
The rise in the chest falls away
All sound left the room
Made way for her thunderous howl

Breadcrumb #150: www.breadcrumbsmag.com/150

Starts to Fade

Be OK is the second track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #206 by Dan Poorman and originally released as Breadcrumb #275.

Lyrics:
We’ve finally received 
An abundance of clinical words

Which can only be translated 
To mean 
[Nothing is static now]

These days I find myself 
Noticing everything mundane 
I think its to help me distract myself 
[From all those words they said]

Survivor, everything will be just fine
Survivor, unfortunately my words mean nothing  

[Nothing is static now]
[Nothing is static now]

Cartoon beasts
A cashier’s smile 
A dog at his feet
[Their joy is alien]
 
Return to you
I beg and plead
To come with me 
[But you are already gone]

How to start tomorrow? 
I’ll have to tell myself
[All of the words I said]

Survivor, everything will be just fine
Survivor, everything will be just fine
Survivor, everything will be just fine
Survivor, everything will be ok 

Be OK
Be OK
Be OK
OK 

Be OK
[I’ll just lie to myself]
[I’ll just lie to myself]
Be OK
[I’ll just lie to myself]
[I’ll just lie to myself]
Be OK

Breadcrumb #206: www.breadcrumbsmag.com/206

Be OK

In Search of Something is the third track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #100 by Christie Donato. It includes additional instrumentation by Gabriella Ibacache, and lyrics co-written by Adam, Gabriella, and Bob Raymonda.

Lyrics:
I’ve been searching for the answers 
Buried within these texts 
Hoping their instructions will free me
From the grief 
And despondency 
I’ve given up on hope
Given up on hope alone  

Is there some spell I can cast
Concoction to make 
What does it take?
Cause I’m in search of something 
To take me away 

A flicker of lights, a book jumping off the wall
Is it so small? How could I fix everything?
No I couldn’t fix anything,
The room’s filled with smoke, 
a handful of sage burning
Will it all last? Whatever it is that I’ve done? 

Is there some spell I can cast
Concoction to make 
What does it take?
Cause I’m in search of something 
To take me away 

Is there some spell I can cast
Concoction to make 
Or all they all fake?
Cause I’m in need of something 
To take me away 

One misplaced word
The wrong intention (in my heart)
We all make mistakes
For love or to spite it


My casualty
You’ll pay the price (for my grief)
In my search for healing
With hate I cursed another,

One misplaced word
The wrong intention (in my heart)
we all make mistakes
For love or to spite it

Breadcrumb #199: www.breadcrumbsmag.com/199

In Search of Something

The Judge of My Friends is the fourth track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #120 by Bob Raymonda.

Lyrics:
Your scent will hit me in crowds
And I can still remember the way you taste
And I've had too much to drink 
and it's hard to resist your calls.

They say you’re no good for me 
But I'll be the judge of my enemies 
They say you’re no good for me
But I'll be the judge of my friends 

Even though I know
You’ll be the death of me 
It’s hard to put you down 

They say you’re no good for me 
But I'll be the judge of my enemies 
They say you’re no good for me
But I'll be the judge of my friends 

Breadcrumb #120: www.breadcrumbsmag.com/120

The Judge of My Enemies

They Know is the fifth track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #100 by Dan Toy and Bob Raymonda and originally released as Breadcrumb #262. Lyrics were co-written with Wendy O'Sullivan, and many of the instruments in the percussion utilize outtakes from #100's recording session by Josh Rubino, Evan Cardona, Bob Raymonda, Christina Manolatos, and Shelby Lewis.

Lyrics:
Here they lay side-by-side 
cigarettes glow in the twilight 
Circling smoke
Thickens circled thoughts 

She replays the night in her head
Louder tones, Higher pulse 
He knows, he knows
He knows, he knows

Now they try to enjoy this time
But it came at a price
It feels like a crime
Louder moans, quicker breath
They know, they know, they know
They know, they know, they know
 
All your light
I store inside
So I can
Find peace at night 

Sleep at night

Breadcrumb #100: www.breadcrumbsmag.com/100

They Know

Ever Again is the sixth track from Garbage Person's debut solo EP, The Last Minute. This song was directly inspired by Breadcrumb #175 by Bob Raymonda. The refrain of this song uses a sample from that track performed by Kelly Fillios. Additional instrumentation provided by Gabriella Ibacache.

Lyrics:
You've gotten pretty good at withholding the truth
And restricting your feelings 
It feels like you’re wasting your youth   
Crushed by the guilt of your heart beating 

You’ll needn’t worry about any of those things ever again
At least with me
At least with me 

Pressing overwhelming expectations 
Heeding my every beck and call
Now you're deflecting attention from these situations 
The shutter in your voice says it all 

You’ll needn’t worry about any of those things ever again

Ever Again

Breadcrumb #316, or "Lost in the Space Between My Ears", was written by Bob Raymonda, a graphic designer and songwriter based out of Syracuse, NY. The Lyrics are below:

Lost in the space between my ears.
Held in orbit all these years.
A blip around a swirling screen
The sound of my heart echoing
Lost in the space between my ears.

I've gone to the dark to face my fears.
Far from the light I hide my tears.
A universe of stars you own,
But only one will lead you home.
Lost in the space between my ears.

Stuck in a vacuum void of air
I lost transmission but I didn't care.
I drifted to the world beyond
A galaxy without a sun.
Lost in the space between my ears.

Fate is the course we travel on.
Love is the star that leads us home.
My in-between was void of air
And static-filled without you there.
Lost in the space between my ears.

Space is the realm of infinite distance.
Time, the dimension of nonexistence.
Where you're the "A" and I'm the "B"
What always was will always be.
Lost in the space between my ears.

And just when the planets seemed aligned
You find the star but lose your mind.
So you fix the things you gotta fix
And let the rest fall into the mix.
Lost in the space between my ears.

It’s odd and all so fascinating,
To know the end I'm contemplating.
To travel with an open mind
And see the world I left behind.
Lost in the space between my ears.

I fade in the afterglow time
As the day begins to lose it’s shine.
I peak around the moon at night
Then slowly orbit out of sight.
Lost in the space between my ears.

Lost In The Space Between My Ears

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Season 2, Episode 2 contains Breadcrumb #110, written and performed by Claudine Nash, Breadcrumb #142, written and performed by Larry Garland, Breadcrumb #206, written and performed by Dan Poorman, and "Be Okay", which is a track from Garbage Person's EP released as Breadcrumb #300. 

All pieces are produced & scored by Adam Raymonda.

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