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All this come and go. Don’t make it easy on me, oh no. He’s afraid of roller coasters. She’s searching for the holy ghost. And on a moment’s notice, all crazy making, out of line, one thing comes into focus and it’s this sloppy heart of mine. So don’t you worry, honey cuz everything’s just fine. All this come and go. Don’t make it easy on me. He’s afraid of missing boats. She wants him to miss her most. And on a moment’s notice, flip the switch and change the track now. Everything goes out of focus. Oh wait, I think it’s coming back. Or is it lost forever? Or is it now or never? How can we save the data, destroy the program later? All this come and go. Don’t make it easy on me. He’s searching for his hopes and dreams in the centerfolds of magazines. She’s crying at the late night news while trying on her fancy shoes. There’s just too many to choose.

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from The Crow, The Lark & The Loon (2008), released February 25, 2008

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Mikal Shapiro Kansas City, Missouri

Mikal Shapiro is a Kansas City songwriter, artist and filmmaker whose musical influences span classical songs, psych rock, folk, country, jazz and blues. She has toured extensively across the United States and has recorded three critically acclaimed albums. A third generation storyteller, she draws inspiration from her travels, love life, and the state of the Union. ... more

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