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Wrong Exit
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Mile markers connect me to reality
As the world blurs with opposing lights
Two hours down a drag strip
Second to last exit on the right
As I light another cigarette
And take uneasy breaths
I snap back in a panic
And I take the exit on the left
I land where streets are empty
But for cars parked like crooked teeth
Take the back way home through old neighborhoods
Familiar but with bitter roots beneath
Got home a bit late to momma worried
And she'd done far too much of that for my sake
And I've stood just past the door like this forever
And even if I go my thoughts will stay
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Welcome Home Johnny
02:38
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Green Spiral
01:59
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Where The Freeway Ends
01:14
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Up In Smoke
02:57
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Why Didn't You Tell Me?
01:44
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Justin H.K. Howell, Michigan
Justin HK is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter with no fear of exploration, lyrically or sonically.
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