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Sleep Walking

from Open Road by Adam Kurtz

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Sometimes it feels like those around you are just walking in their sleep and you want them to wake up. But if they won't wake up, you just have to leave and find others who are already awake.

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I’ll miss you when I’m 3000 miles away
I’ll miss you when the sun won’t go down easy
Please be waiting for me cause maybe I’ll return to you real soon
And maybe I’ll be back before you wake up
Or maybe I’ll stop by to watch you sleep

I’ll miss you when I have nothing else to do
I’ll miss the smell of ocean breezes
Freezing inspiration right in place like watching statues
Like touching up a cracked and faded picture
Like walking when you’re fast asleep

You’re sleep walking, yeah we’re all sleep walking
And it’s a sleep we won’t be easily awoken from
You keep talking, yeah we all keep talking
In our sleep, but only what we want to hear is getting through to us
And our dreams will always be enough for us it seems

I’ll miss the way I never had to try
I’ll miss the conversations about leaving
Believing that one more second chance could animate this freeze frame
That the same melody could light a new flame
And I’ll miss talking in my sleep
And I’ll miss walking in my sleep

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from Open Road, released September 27, 2009
All instruments by Adam Kurtz
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Adam Kurtz at Halfway Rock Studios, Harpswell, ME in September, 2009

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Adam Kurtz Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, pedal steel guitarist, manic-album-maker, wing enthusiast.

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