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I will understand

by Sunnsetter

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This song was written in October, the first track I wrote after moving into my current place and having spent most of the summer living in my van.

The song itself is a meditation on understanding why we return to the same old thought patterns and behaviours that we’ve spent so much time trying to distance ourselves from.

It’s about losing yourself to it time and time again but then reminding yourself to come back after feeling like you’ve lost the battle with your own brain, persistent in its approach to making you feel worthless at every step.

It’s about needing to move forward, and needing to understand the reasons for why you never feel fulfilled, always looking ahead for a purpose to be found in every small detail of your life and correlations to be drawn that could lead to a greater cause within the mundanity.
You know that the answer is to find peace here, in what you do everyday, but you become lost in grandiose scenarios without an end.

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released April 24, 2019
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