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New Apartment

from Quotidian Dream by Sam Tudor

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All alone in your new apartment / there are stains from the ones before
Washing up on a beach of carpet / you were drowned and you found the shore
Little things that keep you sober / keep them close when I’m far away
As the tide is moving lower / I think it’s time for you to stay

Everybody needs a place to hide / in your room safe inside
Keep it with you for another whole try / in your room safe inside
In your room, sanctified

There is something else about you / not the walls but the space inside
In the halls I learned to doubt you / even words need a place to hide
Who are we but the floating remnants / of a collision at the start of all time? All alone in your new apartment / tell yourself it’ll all be fine

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from Quotidian Dream, released August 31, 2017

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Sam Tudor is an individual person, but also the title of a project involving a large group of friends across Canada.

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