Name: Blurred (Remastered)
Duration: P00H05M45S
Description: Another track that I did not originally write for this album. In fact, I had written it almost 3 years prior. But it fit the story really well, so I completely redid and changed the genre of the original version. Then in 2016, I remade it for "Fluffy" again, changing the genre. That move was met with mixed reaction from fans. I personally prefer the newer "Fluffy" version.

Blurred (Remastered)

from Stating The Obvious (Remastered) by Midiboy

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Another track that I did not originally write for this album. In fact, I had written it almost 3 years prior. But it fit the story really well, so I completely redid and changed the genre of the original version. Then in 2016, I remade it for "Fluffy" again, changing the genre. That move was met with mixed reaction from fans. I personally prefer the newer "Fluffy" version.

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I remember when I used to see the world thru the eyes of a boy
Everything there was to see was so bright and clear
Because I was a boy
Just a little boy

Now everything I see is blurred
Don't know what I'm looking for
Can you please help me, sir?
I cannot seem to find the door
-I've got to get out of here

Does anyone have the question for the answers that I cannot find?
Don't ask me where I'm going; everything runs together in my mind
Runs together in my mind

Where did I go wrong?
Did I take a wrong turn?
Have I known all along?
Will I ever learn?
Am I looking to hard?
Have you been here all the time?
Have I gone too far?
Have I crossed the line?
Does anyone ever feel this way?
Has anyone ever felt this way before?
Does anyone ever feel this way?
I think I thought I heard you say, "Here's the door"
Does anyone love me, anyone know me, anyone hear me, does anyone care anymore?

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from Stating The Obvious (Remastered), released November 9, 2019
Words & Music: Gregg Hart
(c) 1999, 2014, 2019 Midiboy Music

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Midiboy Walbridge, Ohio

Midiboy started in 1998 with the intention of being a synthpop project. His first project was called "Midi-Life Crisis" and was released exclusively on MP3.com and is no longer available in it's original form. Since then, his style has morphed into a hybrid rock / electronica genre with lyrics that reflect his faith in Jesus. ... more

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