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Arrive​/​Leave Repeat feat. Michelle Tuinstra

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theme's include:
* collaboration
* self-doubt
* an awareness of behavioral patterns

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there was a time
when i was armed to the teeth
when i was sure that no one could ever get near me

then there she was
like a vision
naked like a criminal
like a great blue first place image and finally
like a trophy

its here i know
but I’m losing it
why would i be doing this?
and as they walk away
i can tell that they're
talking ever softly

there you go again
there you go yet again
tripping tripping tripping
forgetting again how they always leave in the end

i was never here
come and find me
seek until you finally
place your finger on the potion
that i'm holding my hands
in this tin can

and stay there

credits

from Peck Sounds, released January 1, 2015
Produced by Christopher Peck
Additional production by shoney lamar
Assisted by Stephen Knoll
Vocals by Michelle Tuinstra
Electric Guitar by Lance Riley
Keys and Miscellaneous by Eric Maltz

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Peck Brooklyn, New York

Peck Sounds is the very true story of Brooklyn singer/songwriter and engineer/producer Chris Peck. Themes and motifs include (but are not limited to): self-deprecation, studio recording, live performance, sarcastic wordplay, and social critique. @iamchrispeck for social media. ... more

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