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2) PEACE OF MIND

There was a line, and I crossed it,
There was a chance, but I tossed it
And if there was a map, I would have lost it,
And there was nobody to tell me where to go,

I’ve been alone, gazing at the sky,
I’ve looked down and sighed, fretted and worried,
But morning comes and I’m still alive,
I have survived, but my head’s always spinning,

I can’t find no peace of mind,
And I’ve got miles to go

There was a dream, I cannot quite remember,
There was a flame, but now it’s just an ember
I was a reckless woman, but I’ve tamed her
And she is restlessly haunting all my days,

I’ve been in pain, looking for salvation,
Tried mending my ways, atoning, repenting,
But morning comes and the Devil still mocks,
Points at the clock and the path unrelenting,

I can’t find no peace of mind
And I’ve got miles to go.

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from Lost and Found on the Road to Nowhere, released June 6, 2018

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Orit has toured internationally for over a decade. With 12 highly acclaimed albums, she has a substantial, devout, and diverse following. Known for her intelligent and accessible song-writing and her mesmerising voice. Her sets span themes and styles that transport listeners into and out of themselves. A seasoned writer and performer Orit Shimoni is a unique and vital voice in these times. ... more

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