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Restored
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RESTORED
I need a frame to keep me contained as I drift in an ocean of pacific dreams.
I need a place to lay myself down with my collected things underneath and around me.
Here they stack us so high, and we do the same.
I am early to rise these days here in my home, where I am restored.
I plan to stay, and to show I will stay, I surround myself with permanence.
I have regrets of decisions I made, but this will not be one of those things.
Here they stack us so high, and we do the same.
I have been cast aside.
Now I'm reclaimed here in my home where I am restored.
Now I shall be a constant man, first to my physical space in the world, then to my love who deserves nothing less than to drift in my ocean of pacific dreams.
Here they stack us so high and we do the same.
I have been thrown aside.
Now I'm reclaimed, and this is my home where I am restored.
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Joe Geni New York, New York
Joe Geni is a multi-instrumentalist and electronic artist who has been making tunes since the Musicshop
days.
His music uses heavy speed and pitch manipulations of guitars, vocals, bass and keyboards to create audio landscape studies of the impact of infrastructure, natural history, international affairs, and patterns of human migration on the lived human experience.
He lives in New York City.
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