Page 14 - Poze Magazine Volume 66
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U p c o m i n g S i n g l e
‘ H e a r t j o g ’
In essence, Heart jog is a letter I composed to myself during a time
when I was plagued by an inner feeling of a dull discomfort. It
seemed as though I could never truly be content. I knew in my heart
that it was because I kept setting high standards for myself that I
never met—comfort zones I was unwilling to leave behind, facets of
myself I was hiding, staying up too late, or simply becoming plainly
lazy. I didn't want to be that person.
One of the song's lyrics I particularly like is this one.
“I treated it wrong
it shattered like glass
I don’t know
if I’ll ever
see it whole again”
Every time I let myself down, I felt a
little worse about it. I don't know if
she will ever be whole again at this
point. It serves as evidence of how
much more harm we can do to
ourselves than to anyone else. And
I'm hoping that by listening to this
song, someone going through that
sorrow would realize they are not
alone. For a nighttime journey, I
hope they can throw down their
windows and blast the drop via their
speakers. Right state of... MIIIIIND!