been a minute since I came to town
by the third or fourth time I saw you hangin' around
I thought I gotta find a way to make it in your scene
and if you ever saw a mirror girl you'd know what I mean

playin it cool just ain't my forte
spent the past two weeks tryna get the right words to say
said if I ever got the chance ya know I'd just dive in
no look all leap no lose all win

hey! (hey) You! (you)
I want you to know
I like the way you look - can I get to know
you a little bit - how 'bout tomorrow night?
and if you say yes I'll be there faster than light!

there was a silence, a stare and just a hint of a smile
it was only a minute, but it felt like a mile
and then 
"I get off at 6 - I guess we could meet for a bite" 
I'll see you then and there.  Faster than light...

hey! (hey) You! (you)
I want you to know
I like the way you look - can I get to know
you a little bit - how 'bout tomorrow night?
and if you say yes I'll be there faster than light!

faster than light

it's looking like we may have gotten the part 
now the real work begins, and we both know how it starts
never thought I'd need a script to say what's on my mind
but sometimes it’s easier to just read the lines

when every monologue turns into a conversation
don't bother writing this down there's no need for punctuation
softly saying simple scenes we hoped we'd see
when this finally opens and preview seats are free

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

rehearsal's going pretty well - we're almost to act 10
if we keep this up we'll both be off book by then
it's hard to judge exactly how long to pause for laughs
when there's no one listening and ticket prices are cut in half

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

it's easier to play to the back of an empty room
when it's the thousandth time you've said the line and come in a beat too soon

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

I'll see you backstage on opening night...

opening night

how tall were the flames of the bridges that you burned?
how many books could you write of lessons never learned?
when they say "can't you see the writing on the wall?"
the writing's just like me - it's barely there at all

so shivering from fear
or just the cold
and knowing that delivery 
is near from growing old
before we've passed up one last chance
to give more than you've got
more than you've bought
more than you took 
more than you sold

how tall were the flames of the bridges that you burned?
and how many books could you write of lessons never learned?


bridges

well it’s 2 am all over again
and the people you pay to say they’re your friends
have all gone home and you’re almost alone
just you, the bartender and a ringin’ phone
and it’s the last call
keep tellin’ yourself
you’re gonna leave it alone
leave your phone on the shelf
waitin’ for the voice on the end of the line
to ask why you keep calling
just one more time
it’s the last call
what’s left to say
maybe tell her why you threw it all away
on the last call
you know how it ends
just one more chance to say goodbye again
you know why
once and for all
it’s closing time
for the last call

last call (demo)

I put the coffee maker away in the fridge
I took the long way home instead of the new bridge
I’m going to leave you
But I don’t want to

By 81 my grandma couldn’t remember a thing
I took the the test and like I thought I’ve got the same gene
I’m going to leave you
But I don’t want to

Well my name 
And my music
And everything I do
Nothing means a thing
Compared to you

What I see 
In your eyes
When I tell 
You the lie
That I’m doin fine
There’s nothin on my mind

And there’s nothin left to do
When that lie becomes the truth
I’m going to leave you
But I don’t want to

I'm going to leave you

Saw your shadow start to fade in the night
Hearts collide like drunk drivers after midnight
city of dreams where the wild things grow
what took you so long to finally go?

footsteps  get farther apart when you run
boulevard bandits hidin' from the sun 
kerouac cowboys in the neon light
got gone get goin' gonna go good night

street light saviour headin' for the park
lotta company cool after dark
yeah I'll remember your name gonna save it for the book
last call last night last time last look

guess we finally found our camel's straw
might as well take a picture of what I saw
so I can save this moment for future me
lookin back on what I never thought I'd see

don't call it a complex it's not that hard
watch you walk away with your soul on guard
feel the fadin' light happen every day
one last look as you walk away

street light saviour headin' through the park
keepin' company cool after dark
I'll still remember your name gonna save it for the book
last call last night last time last look

last call last night last time last look

last look

gather round on bended knee
lay your bodies down
thoughts and prayers are all I see
left without a sound

time was once all we would weigh
measure what we're worth
now alone in fields they lay
left to join the earth

once again on bended knee
lay your bodies down
thoughts and prayers not meant for me
but those who go to ground


lay your bodies down

if you were blind and I was black
would you still be afraid?
or would you think twice
and not attack me with every mistake that you made
like following Jesus
but only what he said that keeps you safe
in your little prison
there's still hope
that we can find a way
to break free
one day see
that you and I are one
but until then 
I wonder when you'll see
we all share the same sun

if you were blind
and I was black 
would still be afraid
to break free
would you still be afraid 
to break free
would you still be afraid
to break free


if you were blind

well if I had a dollar for every time I held the phone to my ear and said listen here 
can't you see all the trouble I'm going to to make things right for you?

Then I'd be a rich man instead of the son of a bitch that I am in time
I'll be all right but for now this is haunting me 
can't see my way clear to

let tomorrow be

if I had the promise I promised I had
I promised my mom I promised my dad
I promised myself just to let it go
the more you need the more you know
'till the givin's no good - gettin's even less
than half of what you'd come to expect
who do I ask for to set me free?
and who can I learn from to

let tomorrow be

time flies over me
I'd swear you to secrecy
my worries depend on me
why can't I just

let tomorrow be

time it grows like a rose find the time walk the line
get me here let my fear be your friend and your guide
let me clean out and dream out don't scream out
I won't shout about the space behind your eyes don't follow the lies
try to swallow your pride try not to disappear see your way clear to

let tomorrow be

let tomorrow be

when you wake up all over again
reminded that you're still alive
and your makeup - or what's left of it left you 
a pillow Picasso last night

check in with your phone to see  just what you sent
while hopin' there's nothin' to find
in the ten seconds left 'fore your feet hit the floor 
and it's too late to change your mind

it's harder to win when there's nothin' to lose
and you can't pay your bills with the leftover change from your dues
there's no easy answer to what are you still doin' here
and your scars are souvenirs

you promised yourself
that he would be gone by December
when you tell the truth 
you only got one thing to remember 

it's harder to win when there's nothin' to lose
and you can't pay your bills with the leftover change from your dues
there's no easy answer for what are you still doin' here
and your scars are souvenirs


scars are souvenirs

it's starting to look like we may have gotten the part 
now the real work begins, and we both know how it starts
never thought I'd need a script to say what's on my mind
but sometimes it’s easier to just read the lines

when every monologue turns into a conversation
don't bother writing this down there's no need for punctuation
softly saying simple scenes we hoped we'd see
when this finally opens and preview seats are free

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

rehearsal's going pretty well - we're almost to act 10
if we keep this up we'll both be off book by then
it's hard to judge exactly how long to pause for laffs
when there's no one listening and ticket prices are cut in half
it's easier to play to the back of an empty room
when it's the thousandth time you've said the line and come in a beat too soon

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

I heard it's tradition to go backstage and give the star a bouquet of roses 
just remember critics don't know nothing except when their favorite bar closes 

holding auditions for a cast of two 
I'll play me and I think you should play you
there's no director, producer or playwright
we're just working our way towards
opening night

I'll see you backstage on opening night...

opening night (demo)

I’m as west as west can get
The waves are all I hear
One more step my feet are wet
First time back all year

Caught your eye two tables down
Thought I’d say hello
If one of us asked the other out
Seems like a fine place to go

Before we say another word
Or start playin’ those games
Let’s just let the moment breathe
While we still don’t know our names

Who knows what the future brings
All wrapped up in a bow
From first dates to engagement rings
And neither of us know

The paths laid out before us here
Each step still ours to take
If you don’t mind, miss - after you
I’ll follow in your wake

Now before we say another word
Or light our future flame
Let’s just take a moment more
While we still don’t know our names

I would say it’s nice to meet you
But we haven’t met just yet
So hold that thought just a minute more
We’re as close as this can get

So before you say another word
(And yes, I’m glad I came)
Let’s just let this moment float
While we still don’t know
Our names

our names

on the wrong side of the mountain
I thought that I was free
the sins I had forgotten
that you once taught to me

if you don't know what you're missing
it makes it hard to find
when the wind is all you listen to
reminding you
of who you left behind

winter's finally over
summer's almost here
I can't believe I haven't seen you 
since this time last year

when all you have is freedom
it doesn't make a sound
I'll never stop believing that one day we will
stand on the
same ground


same ground (demo)

well my bones are barely breathin'
and my soul's too tired to fire
there's a few things I been needin'
make me less of a liar

all your favorite stories
almost come undone
if they ever say they gonna make you pay
don't let 'em see your gun

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

been packin' up a dead man's house
better you than me my dear
but better's just a thing they say
like better luck next year

so cross me off your list
our paths won't cross again
I'll be fine just bidin' time
got one too many friends

everybody gave up askin'
when you'll come around
so let this be a lesson even
if you don't write it down
you got to know when it's time to go
and when you're too tired for town

too tired for town

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

too tired for town 
too tired for town

too tired for town (Allison Indigo)

well my bones are barely breathin'
and my soul's too tired to fire
there's a few things I been needin'
make me less of a liar

all your favorite stories
almost come undone
if they ever say they gonna make you pay
don't let 'em see your gun

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

been packin' up a dead man's house
better you than me my dear
but better's just a thing they say
like better luck next year

so cross me off your list
our paths won't cross again
I'll be fine just bidin' time
got one too many friends

everybody gave up askin'
when you'll come around
so let this be a lesson even
if you don't write it down
you got to know when it's time to go
and when you're too tired for town

too tired for town

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

too tired for town
too tired for town

too tired for town (Dwight Knight)

well I still get paid every other week
and on my days off you can find me at the creek
drop a line and crack a yellowjacket or two
I’m a simple man - Lord you know that’s true

well I got my friends and a piece of dirt
I ain’t afraid of a little hard work
got food on the table and cold beer in my fridge
so you can keep your designer jeans
these old Levi’s are fine by me
it’s no surprise I’m finally
small town rich

saw a guy from junior high I used to know
back in town just passin’ through not that long ago
I asked him “man what’s it been, almost twenty years?”
he said “I can’t believe you never made it out of here”

well I got my friends and a piece of dirt
I ain’t afraid of a little hard work
got food on the table and cold beer in my fridge
so you can keep your designer jeans
these old Levi’s are fine by me
it’s no surprise I’m finally
small town rich

see you post all them hashtag memes
waitin’ on everything you wish
if it don’t come true
least you got your dreams
so don’t mind me
I’m small town rich

it’s not a boast but I’m glad I stayed
where I can still hunt and fish
as long as most of my bills get paid
I’d rather be small town rich
I’m glad I’m
small town rich

small town rich

well your hat on the dash
tells me everything I need to know about you
you’re afraid, but it won’t last
you know that life will still go on with or without you
so all the things you left unsaid
take them to your grave in peace unknown forever
because what else are secrets for?
when you share them they aren’t secrets anymore

so tell your friends what you think they would like to hear
and whisper “I love you” into your lover’s ear
when there’s nothing left to hide
tell yourself what’s locked inside
and find a way to make it
through another year

what you mistake for pride
is just another name for what we’ve built between us
every circle’s just one line
that starts and stops wherever our adventure takes us
so all the things left unsaid
take them to the grave in peace unknown forever
because what else are secrets for?
if you share them they aren’t secrets anymore

so tell your friends what you think they would like to hear
and whisper “I love you” into your lover’s ear
when there’s nothing left to hide
tell yourself what’s locked inside
find a way to make it
through another year

reach into my pocket
and take away my keys
‘cause I’m still not in any shape to drive
it’s not because I’m drinkin’ again
that you can believe
just a side effect
of tryin’ to stay alive
alive

what else are secrets for?
when you share them they aren’t secrets anymore

secrets

well it’s 2 am all over again
and the people you pay to say they’re your friends
have all gone home and you’re almost alone
just you, the bartender and a ringin’ phone

and it’s the last call
keep tellin’ yourself
you’re gonna leave it alone
leave your phone on the shelf
waitin’ for the voice on the end of the line
to ask why you keep calling
just one more time

well it's 'bout as clear as the foam on your beer
been wrong for too long whatcha still doin’ here?
more lost than found, nothin' makin' a sound
'cept you, the bartender and one more round

and it’s the last call
keep tellin’ yourself
you’re gonna leave it alone
leave your phone on the shelf
waitin’ for the voice on the end of the line
to ask why you keep calling
just one more time

it’s the last call
what’s left to say?
maybe tell her why you threw it all away
on the last call
you know how it ends
just one more chance to say goodbye again

you know why once and for all
it’s closing time for the last call

last call

time used to be the only currency
to measure what you've lost
until you've spent too much livin' in a rush
no matter what the cost
now the end of each year
you do the math on faith and fear 
hopefully you end up ahead
so when you see the Christmas tree
with just one present from me
know that it's the thought that counts instead

well you can't put a price
on somethin' that doesn't have a cost
and you know that without you
all I'd ever be is lost
so just know I'm sorry dear 
looks like all you got this year
is just every bit of my love in an 
empty box

well I know it might not be exactly what you had in mind
but the truth is plain to see it's about all I could manage to find
'cause lovin' you is all I need each and every day
and you know the price is right when you don't even have to pay
so I hope you really know exactly how much you mean
underneath that bow that box 
is holdin' all my dreams

well you can't put a price
on somethin' that doesn't have a cost
and you know that without you
all I'd ever be is lost
so just know I'm sorry dear 
looks like all you got this year
is just every bit of my love in an 
empty box

now Christmas comes just once a year
no need to set the clocks my dear
so I'll try to remember 
every day 'til next December
to keep givin' you all my love
in this empty box
this empty box

empty box

on the wrong side of the mountain
I thought that I was free
the sins I had forgotten
that you once taught to me

if you don't know what you're missing
it makes it hard to find
when the wind is all you listen to
reminding you
of who you left behind

when all you have is freedom
it doesn't make a sound
I'll never stop believing that one day we will
stand on the
same ground

winter's finally over
summer's almost here
I can't believe I haven't seen you
since this time last year

when all you have is freedom
it doesn't make a sound
I'll never stop believing that one day we will
stand on the
same ground

same ground (Allison Indigo)

saw you in a dream last night
next to Alamo Square
it was 5 minutes to midnight
looked like you’d cut your hair
woke up wishin’ it was real
and that you were still around
instead of just a memory
that couldn't make a sound

I wish you were here
I wish you were here

made another milestone
and your boys are gettin’ by
flyin' through the canyons
almost gave up askin’ why
you know she’s settled down now
haven’t crossed paths in too long
it’s been a little more miss than hit
so try to sing along

I wish you were here
wish you were here

well I’m out here in the rain
but the forecast’s lookin’ clear
the drops still look the same whether
or not they’re rain or tear
I caught myself forgetting
can’t believe it’s been this long
still a little more miss than hit
so let’s all sing along

I Wish you were here
wish you were here

well you never gave me shit 
for how much I loved Rod McKuen
if my wish came true
and you were here right now
wonder what we might be doin’

I Wish you were here
I Wish you were here

wish you were here

shanghai'd again at sundown
waitin' on my darlin's diamond ring
she said she set it down now
but I can't see a god damn thing
you know she done and pawned it
for the second time this week
but when she look me in the eyes
I can't hardly speak
so I'm out here in the harbor
waitin' on my ship to come in
I'll be back right here tomorrow
waitin' on that same ship again

saw my baby slippin'
out the side saloon door
with that hombre in a jaunty cap
about six foot four
so I slipped on down the alley
can't believe my eyes
she got a handful of that hat in hand
much to my surprise
now I'm out here in the harbor
waitin' on my ship to come in
I'll be back right here tomorrow
waitin' on that same ship again

now I only tell you this
so you can learn from my mistake
when they say what is yours is mine
well don't that just take the cake

so I'm out here in the harbor
waitin' on my ship to come in
I'll be back right here tomorrow
waitin' on that same ship again

harbor (The Phonosonics)

gone is not the same as lost
when you know exactly where it went
time comes with it's own kind of cost
memories of where that time was spent

adding up the totals of a life
measuring the moments that were shared
cut the string and lose the kite
and everything and everyone that ever cared

when the air is a thief
the answers aren’t blowin' they’re stealing
and there is no time for grief so
don’t bother asking how we’re feeling
when your knees and your soul are both skinned
scream into the wind

now is not the same as then
steps you never meant to take before
launch upon a path to a new end
hope you might like this one more

sand still measures out the time
ash still turning into dust
lighter still when nothing’s mine
praying for the rest of us

I won’t speak the name of the liar
that took everything apart and replaced it all with fire
as long as I’m still wakin' up with you
that’s barely all I’m able to do

when the air is a thief
the answers aren’t blowin' they’re stealing
and there is no time for grief so
don’t bother asking how we’re feeling
when your knees and your soul are both skinned
scream into the wind

into the wind

I just spent a hundred eighty dollars on my hair
stopped by forever twenty one
got some brand new underwear
but I might as well just stayed at home
and watched three more episodes   
‘cause it’s ten o’clock and I’m still alone
lord you know that’s how it goes

well I didn’t get it right
when it was love at first sight
and I thought I’d really found love
the second time around
spent two harvests on a farm
convinced myself third time’s a charm
so what the hell, what’s one more?
now accepting applications for 
bachelor number four

some may say my standards are simply just too high
but it's not my style to settle or even just get by
there might still be plenty of fish in the sea
but all I see are minnows and sharks
if I'm still alone when I'm forty three
waitin' on the right kind of sparks

I know I didn’t get it right
when it was love at first sight
and I thought I’d really found
love the second time around
spent two harvests on a farm
convinced myself third time’s a charm
so what the hell, what’s one more?
now accepting applications for 
bachelor number four

tape it on the mirror
or put it on the shelf
repeat after me "I deserve to be 
just as happy as anybody else"

so what the hell, what’s one more?
now accepting applications for 
bachelor number four

bachelor number four

The richest man in the world
Can’t buy more time
Unless you were born a bird
You can’t fly a straight line

Burning bridges made of ice
Just to slate your thirst
The race that no one wants to win
Ending up in the dirt first

Set a course without a word
While they ask who you think you are
Grow your own wings like you’ve never hurt
And fade out like a star

Digging out the basement
Waiting out the sun
Hire your own replacement
Show them how it runs

Countering what’s come before
Undone is not a crime
No matter how many stores
Still can’t buy more time

Changing course without a word
While they ask who you think you are
Grow your own wings like you’ve never hurt
And fade out like a star
Fade out like a star
Explode just like a star…

star like

Everyone has choices and we make them every day
Some of them are go but I know mostly they’ll be stay
When you’ve spent a thousand hours in another’s hand
You know the paths that lead you in and out of each and every land
You’ve planted seeds of a foundation building up your roots
Walls and windows ceiling doors and chimney smoke above the roof     

What can you see without the light
Every window is a mirror every night

Experience is just the art of trying to live well
While you make a better copy of the story that you sell
Easier to read when you print it out at scale
Timeless like a first kiss or a postcard in the mail
So when you see yourself in that mirror with a smile
Hope you know not long enough still might take a while
    
What can you see without the light
Even windows are mirrors every night

Hard to believe that you can’t see the way I do
Time may be a thief that doesn’t stop the fact it flew
And mirrors only tell the truth 
The only thing as beautiful as your mirror is you

What can you see without the light
we all know windows turn into mirrors every night

Hard to believe you can’t see you the way I do
Time may be a thief that doesn’t stop the fact it flew
Mirrors only tell the truth 
The only thing more beautiful than your mirror is you

mirrors

Well now you picked up the pieces
And put ‘em all away
Neatly stacked up on the rack
Until the next rainy day
What if it’s too long comin’
’til you’re back this way again
There’s better ways to see the difference
Between enemies and friends

When you got caught for the first time
Never thought that path could lead you higher
When your soul was bought it felt like the worst time
And the mirror knows you’re just a f-f-fliar

So you circle the wagons
Gettin’ ready for the end
But there’s no one comin’
Looks like it was all pretend
With the touch of a sculptor
Try to shape it out of clay
But not before the janitor 
Throws it all away

When you got caught for the first time
Never thought that path could lead you higher
When your soul was bought it felt like the worst time
And the mirror knows you’re just a f-f-fliar

When you know the way you wanted it to end
Sometimes you’re better off 
Startin' over again

fliar

Looks like the sun’s fixin’ to set
Guess you made it through another one
Addin’ up one more losin’ bet
Still got a little rope before you’re done
If all you got left are a couple of chips
Can you still call it a stack?
One thing’s for sure and this advice is free
Ain’t no good ever come from lookin’ back

When the sun is high in the Southern sky
And you’re runnin’ out of road
It’s never been clearer you’re not gettin’ any nearer
Now that the sun and your money and your gun ain’t it funny
Guess it’s true what they say
They’re all pointin’ the same way
Too low

Ridin’ back out the way you came
Won’t see this town again 
Lucky you didn’t use your real name
Not lookin’ to make new friends
They say it’s darkest just before the dawn
‘Doubt it’s gettin’ any darker tonight
Guess you’ll just keep ramblin’ on
Under the radar and out of sight

When the sun was high in the Southern sky
And you were runnin’ out of road
It was never clearer you weren’t gettin’ any nearer
‘Cause the sun and your money and your gun ain’t it funny
Guess it’s true what they say
They’re all pointin’ the same way
Too low

Lookin’ around this desert
Makes you wish you were still at sea
Thinkin’ about the lessons
That you wish you taught to me 
Like rowin’s better than ridin’ 
When you’re steerin’ by the moon
And don’t use a torpedo 
When all you need’s a harpoon

Now the sun was high in the Southern sky
runnin’ out of road
never been clearer you’re not gettin’ any nearer
The sun and your money and your gun ain’t it funny
Guess it’s true what they say
Still pointin’ the same way
Too low
Too low

Too Low

seems like you always find just what you've misplaced
when you finally stop lookin' at all 
so please excuse this look on my face
my first sight is not used to this kinda fall

so for the rest of your well let's not get too far gone
little early to call you my wife
but if you're feelin' half way as good for this long
what you think about thirty to life?

they say you'll know when the time is right
but  it's easier said than done
now introducing mr. and mrs. right
maybe this could be day one

of the rest of your well let's not get too far gone
little early to call you my wife
but if you're feelin' half way as good for this long
what you think about thirty to life?

what else do you think that you might have to lose
that hasn't already been lost
one step at a time when you're in the right shoes
is a bargain at double the cost

now the rest of your well let's not get too far gone
might be too soon to call you my wife
but if you're feelin' half way as good for this long
whatcha think about thirty to life
say what you think about thirty to life

30 to life


take in the silence for a second
guess this is what you'd want
hopin' that you meant it
when you said you’d be back to haunt
if I look right through you
it’s ‘cause I don’t know you’re there
the last gift I’ll give to you
is just a little prayer

when the worst thing 
has already happened
and there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes

wings were made for freedom
that’s why they come in pairs
hearts were made for healin’
even when it don’t seem fair
if your ghost is a liar
how would I be able to tell
one less shadow from the fire
I thought I knew you well 

when the worst thing 
has already happened
And there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes


when the worst thing 
has already happened
and there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes

old shoes (Allison Indigo)


take in the silence for a second
guess this is what you'd want
hopin' that you meant it
when you said you’d be back to haunt
if I look right through you
it’s ‘cause I don’t know you’re there
the last gift I’ll give to you
is just a little prayer

when the worst thing 
has already happened
and there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes

wings were made for freedom
that’s why they come in pairs
hearts were made for healin’
even when it don’t seem fair
if your ghost is a liar
how would I be able to tell
one less shadow from the fire
I thought I knew you well 

when the worst thing 
has already happened
and there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes

when the worst thing 
has already happened
and there’s nothing left to lose
might as well put one
foot in front of the other
get some new dirt on your 
old shoes

old shoes (Dwight Knight)

My musical journey began in 8th grade with a school project that evolved into a career, leading me from the PNW garage rock scene to LA, where I'm now an advertising director and photographer - continually attempting to explore the vibrant connections between sound, society, and self.

Patrick Yonally

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