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Now I always stop, when I’m in unfamiliar place
Cause I didn’t always know, how to taste
And I never knew that colors, could make a sound
But the leaves turned and I heard music, all around.
And I never knew the touch, of a stone placed long ago
But when I see you I feel the spring wind blow
And I never knew the smell of rain before
Now I look up and I feel, the petrichor

You came to me, in a dream
You showed me your homeland, sat me down by the stream
And you left me quite impressed, it was more than a meal
So I left your house wonderin’, was any of it real?

And if memories, are just senses decayed
If I had known, I woulda stayed
And I shoulda known, that what helps me survive
would be the thing that helps me feel alive

Now I always pause, when I’m in unfamiliar frame
I look around before, I take the blame
And I never felt the touch, of a stone placed long ago
Would you give me up for a chance, at a good throw?

And I never knew the smell, of rain before
Cause now all I see is you, when it pours
Cause now all I see is you, when it pours
But now I look up and I feel the petrichor

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from Nine Ball / Petrichor, released March 1, 2024

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Mattijane Brooks Kalamazoo, Michigan

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