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In the back of my head is the apology I've written for you
It's going strong, going now, take the time, take the words and let go
It's not my fault that I can't see you through this discarded word pile
It's way too early to be telling why I'm nervous, why am I nervous, where has nervous ever gotten me?

I take it and take it
where does it take me to?

From the roots of this cause there's a little man crawling into a mind he used to know
It's a medicated time, it's a doctrinated world, it's getting harder every day to let go
Can't we talk about the sky or waterfalls, it's beautiful outside if we tear down every wall
And every night I have a dream of something going down, it's something natural and getting stronger with every sound.

I take it and take it
where does it take me to?

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from Spider Through the Fog, released March 15, 2005
Words & Music by Chase Spivey & Chris McDaniel

Chase Spivey - Backing Vocals, Guitar, Keys, Percussion
Chris McDaniel - Vocals, Guitar, Percussion
Dorian Small - Bass

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