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The Greatest Decision

from The Expansion Effect by Dede Booth

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Choose your own corner of this room.
Take a look at the sights and sounds that come in.
Standing still, observing where to move,
and finding out there is room for all of this.

I’m scared, I won’t move.
I can’t take a step forward.
Feel myself fall,
can’t trust that I am just catching on.

Closing in as these thoughts dictate my choice.
Blinded to the space between each word.

I take another look
and make my actions step forward.
Pulled by another thread
but open to see which way this will go.

Every day I keep repeating the same things again.
Not enough room to make space for what I live in.
Choices keep a pile in the past where I’ve been mistaken.
And everything takes on the feel of the greatest decision.

Feel myself fall
and let go with the hope that I’m catching on.

Every day I keep repeating the same things again.
Not enough room to make space for what I live in.
Choices keep a pile in the past where I’ve been mistaken.
And everything takes on the feel of the greatest decision.

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from The Expansion Effect, released June 11, 2021

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Dede Booth Boston, Massachusetts

Dede Booth is a Boston-based drummer turned multi-instrumentalist who writes about the human condition through prog/post/art rock sounds

"Booth's ability to convey complex narratives through music is a testament to her artistry." (Prog Sphere)

"A talented musician." (Strutter)

“A one woman tour-de-force.” (The Metronome)

“Irresistibly compelling.” (Progression)

“Ineffably moving.” (The Noise) ... more

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