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Here I Go

from The Immoralist by Meredith Wilder

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Henry, I lost my shoes I think I'm sitting on 6th
Please don't yell when you pick me up, I promise I wasn't with
Anyone who would hurt me more than I can hurt myself

Henry, you took too long, I've got nothing left of my youth
The pain in my head and the shame I'm swimming in should be proof
That you'd be better off with someone who's not carrying so much guilt

If I could show you who I was, maybe you've caught a glimpse of her
I walked proud but not too proud along these very same streets
You certainly wouldn't be driving to her at two am when the neon signs begin to dim
And she would've loved you oh so well, oh well

Henry, tell me it’s a dream- this life was not meant for you
When I get in as you pick me up, it’ll be the last time I get help from you
And you won't even remember the day you met me - well, here I go

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from The Immoralist, released June 16, 2017
Music and Lyrics by Meredith Wilder

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Meredith Wilder Longmont, Colorado

Meredith Wilder wrote and performed in Albuquerque, NM from 2006-2016. She started the folk-rock trio Wildewood in 2011 and released two albums with them (Self-titled and "The Other Side"). She continues to find herself in various songwriting communities. ... more

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