Faces in the Window

from Freedom From a Rented Life by Karen McCabe

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What do you expect to see
In a chemical reality?
You’ve rented a life from somebody unknown
and nobody knows who you may be

So your face is in the window
But what side are you on?
Other faces in the window
Perhaps already gone.

Faces in the window
What side are they on?
Lined up in the traffic
Lights no longer on.

What do you expect to see
in a chemical reality?
You’re drowning your light
on a path that’s not right
and you’ll never know who you may be
but your face is in the window.

Ooohh

What do you expect to see
In a chemical reality?

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from Freedom From a Rented Life, released June 4, 2021
Written, performed and recorded by © Karen McCabe 2020
Track Art by Karen McCabe
Audio mixing by Matt Fleming at Minus Tone

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