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Living For Today

from Spiral To The Center by Scott Ampleford

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The desert of my dreams
Has never felt so desolate
And everyone, it seems
Has found a way to make the best of it.

But I was never known
For the way I figured things out on my own
And so, until I go

I’m living for today
It seems the only way
To make my world go round.
I’m not entirely sure
But it seems a little more
Before I reach the ground.

Beneath the harvest moon
I contemplate my destiny
Will I see you soon?
Or must I wait eternity?

But I was never known
For patience, endurance, alone.
I can’t do this without you.

But I’m living for today
It seems the only way
To make my world go round.
I’m not entirely sure
But it seems a little more
Before I reach the ground.

Oh, the sunrise comes screaming overhead
But last night, I couldn’t face an empty bed.

Oh, the sunrise comes streaming overhead
But last night, I couldn’t face an empty bed.

credits

from Spiral To The Center, released August 18, 2023
Composed & Arranged by Scott Ampleford
Produced by Zoey Cairns & Scott Ampleford
Transcribed by Phil Toms
Craig Stephenson: Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Zoey Cairns: Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Scott Ampleford: Piano, Recorder, Backing Vocals & Lead Vocals
Claude Lumley : French Horn
Anastasiia Boiko: Violins, Viola
Kateryna Mytrofanova: Cello
Strings Recorded by Oleh Mytrofanov

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