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I’m runnin’ fast and I am, I’m dodging trees.
The ground is frozen beneath the lazy breeze.
I think I’m close but I can’t be sure so
I’ll play it safe and I will, I will run some more.

Don’t let me keep you
‘cause I got too much to do.
Don’t let this get too deep
‘cause I got my soul to keep.

My hands are damp. The clay is fine.
I’m focused now on keeping time.
The table turns. The figure spins.
I’m molding you, the sculpture wins.

Spotless desert
Loose tongue
Talk balk walk back
Before the coffee’s done.
Grab it and devour
Don’t keep track of the hour.
Gift-wrapped love snapped
Drummin’ drums it has begun.

I fall in love at least 4 times a day.
And though it looks like I’m running, I will never run away.

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from Craving The Second, released October 1, 2007
Music, vocals, piano: Cheryl B. Engelhardt
Drums: Shawn Pelton
Bass: Geoff Kraly
Guitars: Oscar Rodriguez

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Cheryl B. Engelhardt New York, New York

Cheryl is an award-winning composer and New Age artist, and a #1 best-seller on iTunes and Amazon. Her work has been featured by Forbes, People, Harper's Bazaar and many more. Engelhardt writes for films, meditation apps, and social justice choirs, including a recent collaborationIn with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s goddaughter, Donzaleigh Abernathy. Learn more at www.cbemusic.com. ... more

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