Far from home in a land unknown
Solely my shadow by my side but never feeling alone
Hitchhiking on haunted highways that never seem to end
Plans on postpone to be one with my own
Sick of being suffocated by society’s drones and clones
Refusing to rest and relax until my soul and surroundings I can comprehend
Streetlamps are extinguished and the escape routes are sewed
There are no exits while roaming on these rough roads
Nomadic nights turn into drifting days
Using Morse code to recite my forlorn unspoken ode
So many emotions and thoughts in my mind that I must alone
Out here in this dry desert sky on dejected display
A tarnished truck drives by and I stalwartly stick out my thumb
I’ve become nothing more than a vagabond forgetting where I came from
But could care less of where I end up going
Some call me a saint while other spit on me and shout “scum”
All the while wondering what I’ve even become
But sometimes ignorance is better than an ounce of knowing
I build a bivouac near the mountain range
The silence stays but the seasons change
Asking the stars if I’ll ever find what I’m out here looking for
For the world’s riches I would never exchange
This moment in time that I’ve arranged
For my liberated spirit to explore and soar
This perpetual peripatetic passage makes me feel so alive and free
But this epic journey may also be the death of me
But that’s a risk I’m willing to take as I continue to march on
There’s nowhere else I’d rather be
Than in this vast ideal seclusion with no one else except me
Trying to reach out and touch the setting sun at the end of horizon
Far from home in a land unknown
Solely my shadow by my side but never feeling alone
Leaving my footprints on forsaken freeways that never forget or forgive
I have finally managed to become one with my own
With these sticks and stones I will make my new home
Finding a new permanent address a million miles away from where I live