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How 2 B Happy

from HEX by Craig H

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lyrics

So
We’re on the coast
Of upended dreams
Of who loves the most
And how we try
To realign
But the time
Unyielding time
It’s so easy to reside
On a mountainside
Of resenting everything
Eventually colliding with
Different ideals
The starting pistol fired
Running down the mountain now

Can you tell me
How to be happy
One part contained
One part free
Can you tell me
How to be happy
How to hold you up
Without falling to my knees

Go
Find your peace
Push out all the poison
But come back to me
Sure it’s changed
Chairs rearranged
Approaches may be different
Results could be the same
It’s so easy to reside
On a mountainside
Of resenting everything
Eventually colliding with
Different ideals
The starting pistol fired
Running down the mountain now

- Craig H

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from HEX, released September 9, 2014

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Craig H Edmonton, Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta.
Independent artist.
'Eaworm-ridden electro-pop'
'Dirge pop'
'Music to do drugs and wear tights to'
'woozy, lurching, and impressionistic shards of sound.'

I'm no good at describing my own work, but I do hope you find a way in. They're all doorways. ... more

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