Find Your Way

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A true cautionary tale with a pinch of hope. Many moons ago, I had been in a Nashville recording session with Band Of Heathens from Austin. They were in possession of some of Chris Robinson’s Rice Krispie treats which were dosed heavily—I am fairly certain—with THC. I ate a whole one, which was too much, panicked, and exited the session in my car. I know that was a dangerous mistake, and I’m very grateful I didn’t hurt anybody. At one point in the night, I came to the intersection of Trinity Lane and Dickerson Pike (Hwy 41) and when the light turned green I did not remember where I was going. I pulled over to gather myself, and luckily made it home without incident. This song came out of some clarity while remembering that harrowing experience many years later.

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I woke up at the corner
Of Trinity and 41 too high to even know
Where I was going
The lights had switched once more
Someone slammed their horn
And I slowly made my way on down the road
To pull over and thank my lucky soul
Everybody else already knows
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your way

I went slow across the tracks just to catch my breath
Still shaking from another wake up call from certain death
Fate does not expect you to understand
A wreck inside a wreck can hardly make demands
So, pull over and thank your lucky soul
Everybody else already knows
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your way

Nobody ever wants to confess
That they are just like everybody else
Nobody ever wants to admit that
What they really wanted nearly killed them
And it may still do it yet

All those corners that I cut just added to my debt
All these things I have to do
Are not burdens just yet
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your
Another chance to find your
Another chance to find your way

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from Find Your Way, releases May 15, 2024

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