Guy Capecelatro III - Guy Capecelatro III-Periphery

from Dearest Former Self by burst & bloom records

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lyrics

Periphery

Dearest former self I never knew you well
But every moment chimes like a ringing bell
Did you think about where you’d be now
Or contemplate the whys or the hows

Dearest seventeen I am sorry
I never think of you did you think of me
In the spaces in between

Dear departed youth you were so obtuse
Pointing at your past was no excuse
Were there halcyon days in that mess you made
Did the long sleepless nights make you afraid

Dearest seventeen I am sorry
I never think of you did you think of me
In the spaces in between

Dearest younger me in my periphery
Sorry I lacked eyes with which to see
There’s no recompense no easy defense
I’ll chalk it all up to coincidence

credits

from Dearest Former Self, released April 4, 2016
This song was recorded at The Electric Cave, mixed and mastered by Marc McElroy. Gregg Porter played drums, Seth played bass, Marc McElroy sang and played Hammond organ and Guy Capecelatro III sang and played guitar

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