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Graduating college, the freest I've ever been. There's a whole world west of Tampa that I need to see.
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Been living in a postcard, it now occurs to me. Here at the river, among the palms. Behind me in Plant Park the minarets soar; verandah knows, sun never gone long. Skyline with a beer can across the Kennedy. It’s got its flaws, and I’m just one.

Last year’s been a mad one. I can now take a pause. In charge of gear and deejays, turned into a stress ball. Yet ended sixteen credits, purely about the words. Can life be this full time, and may I choose the where?

The thought of making stand here barely occurs to me, yet Spanish moss will be a loss. Gainesville’s a temptation, where I’d drop degrees. And all feel lost, down in this south. Location most important among the noise: Am I grad school bound? How about a job?

It’s not like I’ve had nothing going for me here. Pohgoh shows, though 'bye to Stone Lounge and Blue Chair. No more No Bare Feet but can keep with Ink Nineteen. Hit with Ybor open bleeds and St. Pete coffee.

Now packing in my dorm room it occurs to me: This is freest ever will be. Must leave the east to see if elsewhere fits my dreams: More bands on tour, hills joined with palms. A place where I can walk and feel a real belong. I’ve got to know! Kick down the door! All’s possible! And I’m only one who goes.

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from There's No Place Like Know Where?, released June 22, 2017
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Photo: Plant Hall, The University of Tampa, Florida.

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