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Head to the Future

from Capacity for Solitude by Jeff Meyers

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Woke up on a desert road
About a thousand miles from you
The sun’s watchful eye
Leaving me nowhere to hide
I sat on that dusty road
Not knowing what to do
Buzzard flew high
Hope I didn’t catch his eye
I’ve got no heightened senses
No favorite direction
And nothing seems to be calling me home

Chorus:
I head to the future, no matter where I go
Head to the future, toward no one that I know
Said it before and I’ll say it again
It doesn’t really matter where you’ve been
I’m heading out to the future

Walked along for days and nights
To this seedy hotel
But the ice is cold, the TV works
And I don’t mind the smell
Eating meals with greasy spoons
And drinking beer in dives
Haven’t had to work that hard
To get you off my mind
I’m not fighting memories
I’m sleeping through my bad dreams
I’m looking for a new place to call home

Chorus

Everybody get in line, get in line, get in line
We will have, we will have, we will have a real good time

Now I know that this may sound a little harsh and I’m ashamed
It’s only been like 30 days and I can’t recall your name
Please know that I’m not bitter
No I really hope you’re well
Just focus on the good times
And forget about the hell
No need for stormy weather
I wish you all the better
And you can find a place that you call home

Chorus

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from Capacity for Solitude, track released October 7, 2014

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Jeff Meyers Hilliard, Ohio

Jeff Meyers is a talented singer and BMI composer/writer who plays guitar and dabbles in harmonica, ukulele, mandolin, bass, piano (keyboards), bongos, kitchen utensils and anything else that makes noise. He's been writing and recording songs for years that try to capture what he sees as tiny slices of the human experience. He plays out and about often in the Columbus area. ... more

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