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Journal Entry #1: Names From a Hat

from Spring by BEKIND

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You are a breathe of fresh air, so to speak
You are my favorite face
And if we take just a moment to sing
I'll take your favorite pace

And every line is a lock, in a sense
I make the tumblers play
You thought the weight of the world was immense
But you've never stood in your way

Instrumentation is never okay
And I hate the sound of my voice
There's just one timbre I'll take in its place
And that's the sound of our souls
Our souls colliding

Tell me dear, is it as I feared?
Are you taken aback?
is there something I can do
to make it all better, dear?
Are we done here?

I'm sorry for eery waking moment
I tried but I'm just not here
I'm sure that I'll get it
One day I'll get it
And I'll be god-damned if I don't

I'm losing my mine
and this is how I show it
This is so typical
nothing more cynical
than sad men construing their lives

So what would you say then
if I put my name in
your hat just a couple more times?

But it's just a game,
so pick away
I'll be alright

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from Spring, released May 4, 2017
lyrics and music by Gabe Garcia

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BEKIND is an indie pop/rock duo based in Austin, Texas. The band aims to create a blend of indie pop that encompasses the joy of singing along with a show tune and the groove of modern pop music.

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