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Lost My Road

It was Friday night, and I was at a gig performed by some friends. Weather was perfect, and that in the pub was so enegetic. Everybody seemed to be enjoying, having loads of fun. I was a part of it too........at least I thought so. But there was some reticence within me. And then there started a song 'Lost my road' (By Johnny McIntyre) and as I listened, it seemed as if it was my story being told. I would like to share it with you here. Its so much true for this journey on which I have embarked upon.

             I've been away from you my heart
               Hiding away from my view for a while
               Learning to trust you again, is taking time
               The one thing I used to follow caused me so  much harm
               I lost my road again.............

Its so much true. I have been away from things those have been a part of me,  those make me happy and those make me who I am. But in recent times, I have moved away from them, not knowing why and it has only caused pain.
This blog for me like 'wondering in the long grass' and taking some time to think and find my path.

             Finally I found some sort of path
               But really a line of dirt that I could see between the long grass
               So I might just follow, follow this sign
               Of something better might just come somewhere along the line
               While looking for the road again.

With that looking forward to follow my heart again.
Check out the link http://johnnymcintyre.com/?page_id=22#comment-3 , to listen to Johnny's music.  It might help you to find your lost road too.
Good Day!!!

Comments

  1. Absolutely inspired with your thoughts, your work, your talent.
    At this stage/phase of life I am also feeling that i lost my road, i am somewhere at the place where i am really thinking that is this really i wanted?!
    :)

    But being a mother now i have many sacrifices so...let c when i will get the one as u got!!!

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