A Sleepy Song for Sleepy People

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LYRICS:
I wanna go home,
I wanna find piece of mind
in my room is where,
oh I find it.
I wanna feel free,
feel tranquility.
Oh I see, it's me, 
so I guess I'll just leave.
The things you say
just wash away
with yesterday, what remained
is everything you saved
and gave your love
when push came to shove.
It's never enough
you can't stop,
or the night will
eat you right on up.

Oh I walk this road alone,
You could say a lonely soul,
Oh I sing a happy tune,
In the hopes to get right through to you.
My heart it aches all day,
But I have never lost my faith,
That I will find some how some way,
To alleviate my modern pains.

Things on TV
I don't believe.
Some songs I hear
sound insincere.
It makes me blue,
what do I do?
Feels like this world
was stolen from me.

I wanna go home,
I wanna find piece of mind
in my room is where,
oh I find it.
I wanna go home,
I wanna find piece of mind
in my room is where,
oh I find it.

I Wanna Go Home

PhoneHomeHere

First single off upcoming album coming out July 3rd.

Singer Overestimates Confidence And Embarrasses Self

Dr. Lisa Fagin Davis speaks with Aylin about digital paleography and the Voynich Manuscript (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, MS 408). By using DigiPal to compare the glyphs, Dr. Davis discovered that this undeciphered manuscript was originally written by five different scribes. 

Details: https://podcast.digitalmedievalist.org/episode-2-voynich-scribes
Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jAVbZR0bVuvO8B5OEXKY_AIGuXQHnZTc/view?usp=sharing

Theme music by TeknoAXE (“Chiptune Nobility,” CC BY 4.0). Background music by TeknoAXE (“Lowly Tavern Bard – Fall is Upon Us,” CC BY 4.0) and Random Mind (“Minstrel Dance,” CC0). 

Dr. Davis’s research is published in Manuscript Studies (https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/42257). Starting in May 2021, this article will be available for free at https://repository.upenn.edu/mss_sims.

Recorded on April 2, 2020. Produced and transcribed by Aylin Malcolm.

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