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A song about a bedroom activist. She wants to be involved more, and she knows just how much good she could do, if only she could get over the social anxiety and get out there to make her voice heard.
Instead, she stays at home, and hides behind the safety of social media, and the relative anonymity of the internet, stuck in a loop of horror at the state of the world around her, and feeling powerless to make any real change.
May be slightly autobiographical...

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Take this as a sign
She was meant to be
alone with her
thoughts
Thoughts of the end of the world
Time has changed her

Sing for the angels
locked in her room
sing for her world
Weep for her soul

Talking 'bout revolution
The pinnacle of evolution
This song will never end
No her pain will never end
Trying to make her final decision
Need the right place for the first incision
No love to append
this must be the end

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from Sleepyhead (Happy Songs for a Simpler Time), released February 25, 2022
All parts written and performed by Daphne McEldowney

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Dee Mac Hobart, Australia

Dee Mac is a musician from Hobart. She tends to write in rather eclectic styles, and finds sticking to one genre a little too restricting. She realised a few years ago that she can't write short songs, and after trying to write pop bangers for far too long, she has finally embraced it, and now her songs tend to average 5-10 minutes long…

All in all, she’s just in it for the music <3 ... more

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