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Procrastination

from Idylls by Jacky Bastek

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lyrics

Let me just deprive you of a moment of your time
to rewind the purpose of this crime.
My thoughts need to resettle.
My mind it needs some space.
Nothing happens 'cause nothing happens today.
Nothing happens cause nothing happens these days.

And come and jump on the train of procrastination.
We're the misguided ghosts bathing in self-irony. Come and join the assessment of once sought achievements
that are now too far to fetch. But the wheel keeps turning.
Pretty sure in this moment we'd all like to escpape
and hide under blankets that viciously drag us into the abyss.
But in this morning I say goodnight
to all my issues and problems that I disguise.
Or at least try to. Yet I don't mind.
And sometimes there is just ourselves to blame
for making things more complicated than they are supposed to be.

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from Idylls, released November 13, 2016

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Fingerstyle guitarist & Singer-Songwriter from Germany

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