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We're in the place we're meant to be, and we came this way by destiny
And I'm meant to say, what you're meant to hear, and maybe it's meant to fall on deafened ears.
Awaiting for times, you're ready...when? Your mind remembers what once was said,
and maybe nonsense once becomes a creed for life, and what once was a passionate belief, denied.
For we change and grow, adapt and mend we understand and learn and fend for our own happiness we fight,
so let's not struggle gasp and die but easy, easy mind the course exerting effort only towards
the goals we're sure of as we prepare well knowing we are unprepared just pushing plodding day by day
at some point we'll make it stay that constant calm, that confidence no matter what we'll make it hence
and if it falls apart in hands we will know when to start again.
We'll know when to rest and when we've failed, we'll know it when the time avails.
Sometimes doors open too easily if we didn't struggle we wouldn't see,
how precious it is that which we seek, sometimes, its slowing that we need.

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from Grad School Application, released December 1, 2010

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Drew Danburry Baltimore, Maryland

Drew Danburry has independently toured and released records since 2002.

He's released over 400 songs on over 20 albums/13 EPs and played 800 + shows worldwide. Including 2 Daytrotter sessions, 3 invitations to Pop Montreal, 1 to Pygmalion Music Festival and 1 to Treefort Music Festival.

He's accomplished this long list of acheivements almost entirely DIY. ... more

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