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Sanitorium

it’s dark in the corridor
there’s no one here but me
still i often speak aloud
to keep some sanity

the hallways stretch out endless
down wings that can’t be tracked
i don’t recall one rumpled bed
or any paint that’s cracked

i’m all about forgetting
the errors of the past
but when i see those photographs
the distance seems so vast

who knows when i first arrived
or how this life began
i thought i saw a face one time
that hovered as i ran

i repeat a rumor
that there’s a real outside
but i believe it’s urban myth
and probably they lied

i’m all about forgetting
the errors of the past
but when i see those photographs
the distance seems so vast

i think i’m getting better here
it’s sometimes hard to tell
flashbacks come less frequently
i do try not to dwell

i so long avoided it
the sordid world of men
now i dream of crowded streets
then i wake up again

i’m all about forgetting
the errors of the past
but when i see those photographs
the distance seems so vast

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from Don't Know Much, released February 1, 2017

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Kito Peters Santa Fe, New Mexico

Kito Peters has released (like doves!) quite a few CDs, has garnered his share of esoteric radio airplay, and has won a baker's dozen of New Mexico Music Awards, including twice for Best CD of the Year and four times for Best Pop CD. He is a big fan of Harry Bosch, Al Kaline, and Laura Nyro. ... more

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