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Born Fully Grown

from Hospital Radio by Michelle Lynn Ptacek

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Born Fully Grown

Say when you’ve had enough
I’ve taken the long way to every short cut
As I’m catching on or maybe just
Catching up

(refrain)
More and more down every road I go
I’m lead a little further from what I first called home
Between what’s done for love and what’s done for show
There’s no room to react
Feeling born fully grown

We rewind our situations and pretend we’re not affected
To learn to expect nothing is the gift of the neglected
As I say sorry so many times
Like I’m apologizing for being alive

(refrain)

We sit in circles
And contemplate our work loads
We talk in circles
About where we should go
As I walked with support
Yeah maybe in my shoes
Cuz the rock I was living under was suddenly forced to move

(Refrain)

It’s gotten to that point if there’s a point worth making
I never thought this would be the cost of living
It’s gotten to that point if there’s a point worth making

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from Hospital Radio, released May 30, 2008
Engineered, Mixed, & Mastered
by Matt O. & Adam P.
at Ghost in My House Studio in Onalaska, WI

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Michelle Lynn Ptacek Decorah, Iowa

Here you will find Michelle's first five albums. She will soon record her history songs: The Inventors, The Explorers, and The Interrupted. Please sign up for the newsletter on her website for notifications.

Michelle owns an online education business and loves teaching in a variety of mediums about topics relevant to curious and passionate learners. ... more

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