Deep Earth

from Supercomputer by George Barbera

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You hide yourself away
You're begging me to stay
'Cause no one gets the way
You feel so truly alone

And there's nothing else I know
So rough-transcribed to stone
The introverted snow that blankets us
Try to grow

Something in the way our paths had strayed
To converge on one another; that's surely strange
Without faith in things like fate, I've got no one to thank
But I am grateful

I sense that it will rain and I'm afraid
Your love is stronger than a world of tardigrades
I'm thinking that I'll run flat out for days
My feelings know the way

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from Supercomputer, released July 24, 2020

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George Barbera New York

I'm a musician, music producer, and composer. These are my solo albums.

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