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For Americans, it doesn't rightly matter which of the two political parties are in office; it ends up being the same result: Life becomes harder for Americans, as we lose more and more of our freedoms. Each side blames the other, and people just stay angry. For me, I think of America like Atlantis, in the sense that everything good about it is seemingly buried. I wrote this song to reflect that feeling.

Unfortunately, this is a song that all too many people relate to now. Myself, I've been out of work for a while, and the bills are piling up and money in scarce. Millions of people are stuck in dead-end jobs and are miserable. Working their fingers to the bone isn't what they wanted to do with their lives. But they need the money. Most of us don't have a choice in the matter. I wrote this song out of respect to all the hard-working people who never seem to get ahead.

A musician falls in love with a girl, and his dream is to travel around and play his music. The girl in this story needs to stay put for her life. Her wants her to go, she wants him to stay. So they end up parting ways. It ends up being something the guy just can't get over in the end. A more poetic take I tried on a classic love song, instead of the same cookie-cutter words and themes.

A lot is said about love at first sight, and fools rushing in, etc. Though millions upon millions of people do hit it off right away, and they don't need to date a lot to fall in love. This is a song about a guy who falls in love with a girl on the first date and wants to be with her. Of course, change some pronouns around and it can work for anyone.

This lyric is about a question that I've asked myself for a lot of my life. Where do I fit in? I think that's been something that I've contemplated over and over again and not been able to determine the answer. Throughout my years of addiction, my lack of ease of who I am That question was at the forefront of my mind and my life. When you don't know where you fit in you do feel like you walking around aimlessly trying to find a place in the world. I know that's true even now when I'm sober. Sometimes I know that I just have to accept where I am in life as where I'm supposed to be, and then things become a little bit clearer for me. But that's a challenge that I face everyday. So it has to do with where other people think I should be or what I should be, and the other part has to do with where I think I should be or what I should be. But I do try everyday just to accept that I am who I am, and I'm where I'm supposed to be.