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Deadlock

from Good Grief by Muddy Suzuki

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I can't remember what you said.
So many things just pass me by.
Could be a problem with my head,
or maybe with the air supply.
Imagination underfed.
It takes a while to realise -
I can't remember what you said,
and now I have to justify
reasons no longer recalled.
Moments chosen,
context frozen.

Try to be here and now,
aware somehow,
but the memories fade and die.
And who am I?

I can't remember where we've been.
Is this familiar or new?
Looks like I'm counting on you.
Though many times I have been told,
still everything is unresolved.
Sometimes it takes me to the wire -
cut to the quick and retire.
Stand-off.
Snowdrop.
Foregone deadlock.

Lost in a wilderness of aimlessness
and sensations unusual (delusional).
Try to be here and now,
aware somehow,
yet as I roam this hinterland,
don't understand
just how the world turns from ominous to meaningless,
and the memories fade and die.
And who am I?

(Foregone deadlock)

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from Good Grief, released March 7, 2016
Written/performed/produced by Damo Waters.

Recorded at The Abbey, Brighton, 2014-2016.
Drums recorded at Valvetastic, Exeter, by Jolyon Holroyd.

Mastered by Neil Pickles at Reveal Sound, London, 2016.

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Muddy Suzuki Worthing, UK

Solomuzik from Damo Waters, who has played with Spratleys Japs, The Electric Soft Parade, Zofff, Field Music, Slug, Clowwns, Crayola Lectern, The Fiction Aisle, Jona Lewie, (British) Sea Power, 999, The Lurkers, Brother Twain, Milk & Biscuits, The Blazing Saddles, Nik Svarc, Laurie Bennett & The Models, Ciccone, Restlesslist, Do You Feel What I Feel Deer, Something Beginning With L and more. ... more

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