Rearranged

from Forever (or At Least for Now) by Christopher Gold

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Bring on your angry cries
I’ll lean in to every rusty knife
I am not afraid
And they need not be disguised

They said that it had been ten years
When it had really been thirteen
But it didn’t seem to bother them
And it didn’t mean that much to me
There were bigger problems still at hand
Other things I couldn’t change
But I tilted against their windmills
I rattled in their chains

And it’s all the same
Only the names and faces change
But they change every day
How many ways can things get rearranged

I left bandaged, bruised, and broke
Just like all the rest
The last one to get the joke
But laughing enough I guess
The open road in front of me
The past not far behind
And most weren’t coming with me
But watch them say they tried

And it’s all the same
Only the names and faces change
But they change every day
How many ways can things get rearranged

And the clock
On the wall
Has been ticking all along
But it ain’t
Ticking
For me

And it’s all the same
Only the names and faces change
But they change every day
How many ways can things get rearranged
And it’s all the same
Only the names and faces change
But they change every day
How many ways can things get rearranged

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from Forever (or At Least for Now), released February 2, 2024

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Christopher Gold Appleton, Wisconsin

Christopher Gold is a Kentucky-born songwriter living in Wisconsin. He has written and recorded folk songs, country songs, rock & roll songs, and everything in between. He travels primarily as a solo act, carrying on the folk tradition of performances that blend music, storytelling, and humor. ... more

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