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Collision

from Heart by Zane Jacob Kreider

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I was hit head on by an SUV while I was riding my bike. I lost consciousness, and was outside my body for hours, and woke in a neck brace. The love of my life expressed how much she cared for me, when faced with losing me entirely. I decided to capture the state of accepting death, and how easy it was. This is also a shout out to my father, who knows my life better than I do. There is so much hurt in these notes, I can't contain my tears when I listen or perform.

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I've got time now to get it right
I've been feeling like throwing the fight
Nothing's wrong with who I want to be
But you can't win your games without me

On my own now, it's starting to fade
All this time I've been on parade
I feel like such a fake here in this town
But you can't blame me for how it went down

A burden's lifted I'm somewhere else
It took a while to finally free myself
Could only see the shadows on the wall
Thoughts on my mind come to close call

I feel like such a stranger in this town
It's too bad you never taught me to back down

You were there, to help me come around
Help me to stop listening to sad sound

Cancelled out collision
Cancelled out collision

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from Heart, track released December 1, 2012

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Zane Kreider Bluffton, South Carolina

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