On My Way Out

Well, have you ever had a part of you walking away? I mean literally a part of you, someone who's essential to your being. Looking back to that part after a few years, it's a unique feeling. A very hard feeling to convey through a song and a very personal indeed, so this song is pure solo.

I hope Y'all enjoy it, here's the lyrics:
I don't need to see her,
Neither need to hear her,
But I still dearly do feel her,
I will replicate her,
Whatever that her's there,
That's mine

Every Déjà vu it brings me,
Has valid reasons to punish me,
as a justice to things that I have done,

It's not just the person,
But you're in person,
Sense her elegant arrangements,
Back to the first day,
That glow's there,
Is mine

Even though it broke me,
No more will it hurt me
is a unique passion in life of me
I even smile with it,
It's a part of me, 
it's mine,



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I didn't had to tease her,
neither had to tear her,
But we never were of reason,
Every reason,
for her treason,
Is mine

Every single time we shared,
I memorized it biblically
I'm not shy of my little cult

She's a walking person,
Within another person,
And every feature I loved in that person,
Too far, away,
far changed, derranged,
but mine

I lie, it hurts me,
Every day it breaks me,
But there ain't nothing, nothing for it
It's just a part of me,
That's in debt of her,
But that's mine

How I Still Feel Her

A tribute song from a son to his mom as he struggles to face the realities of his mom's failing health and memory loss while also remembering better times and the bond that they share.

On My Way Out

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