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The Window (Of My Life)

from Wrestling With Giants by Damond Moodie

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Chorus:
Look in the window of my life
And you will see, what I see
Look in the window of my life
And we will all be free

I’ve got energy to burn, but the rules stop me in my tracks
So many minds dictate my future, but they never ever ask me
Run my hand along the paint chipped hall
And listen to the voices crash
Fold my legs upon the dirty carpet
Dive for cover in the broken glass

Cold so cold
Makes your body shake and shiver
Bare bones brittle ‘til they break
That’s what it feels like to be invisible
Hot so hot
Inject your muse with the magic
Peppered pulsing passion house quake
That’s what it feels like to be alive

Chorus

Press my palm against the glass, and watch the imprint fade away
So many dreams impaled by the key, which keeps me locked up in this cage
Say a prayer that I can breath fresh air before my life winds up in the trash
Smash the window to escape my prison, trail of blood disappear in the grass

Cold so cold…
Hot so hot…

Chorus X 2

credits

from Wrestling With Giants, released July 7, 2011
lead & backing voice, acoustic guitar - Damond Moodie
slide & acoustic guitar; guitar solo - Alexis Harte
Keyboard & backing voice - Maya Carina
Percussion Kit - Arsene Kounde

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Damond Moodie Oakland, California

Based in Oakland, CA, Damond Moodie writes, records and performs soulful folk songs for the Bay Area wide. Armed with a funky percussive acoustic guitar and a clear, big sky voice over the urban cityscape, his intention is to sing passionate stories of depth and grace, to you. ... more

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