#wrong track

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CB the Red Caboose

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My brain is on repeat on the wrong track.

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Most Young Voters Think the Country Is On the Wrong Track, Poll Finds

Young voters report feeling an increasing generational divide with older voters and elected officials, and significant majorities of young people in both parties are concerned about the country’s moral direction, according to new data from Harvard’s Institute of Politics provided...

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'Wrong track': Public sours on nation’s direction in new NBC News/WSJ poll

Sixty-three percent of Americans say the nation is on the wrong track, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.

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Wrong Track

Standing on this empty platform in echoing silence, I wait All alone, waiting on the unknown wondering why I still hesitate Blank ticket, my mind fumbles but can't remember how I got there Staring out into dark tunnels leading from nowhere to nowhere No surprise, the light at the end of the tunnel turns out to be a train Still don't know where it's taking me but I guess I can't complain And you're on your way, destination unknown someplace you can only go all on your own All aboard the Mystery Train but is it bound for something more you hope to find where you've never been before? All the passenger cars are empty and the destinations don't connect But this train runs thru every one It makes the hair stand on my neck Like in some disturbing dream I know I'm not quite alone I feel unseen eyes & half-seen glimpses from the corners of my own I can tell something's all wrong although I'm not sure just how All I know is that I don't belong so I want off this ride right now And you're on your way, destination unknown someplace you can only go all on your own All aboard the Mystery Train but is it bound for something more you hope to find where you've never been before? Next stop: Nowhere Get out of there You're on the wrong track End of the line You're out of time Now there's no going back I jumped off at the next stop for I just wasn't ready yet to step out into the unknown and face the dangers to be met As I trudge back up the stairs I don't remember walking down my own footsteps & the echoes down the tunnel such an eerie sound But there will be a next time I know but can't quite explain Swear next time I'll be ready when I board the Mystery Train When you're on your way, destination unknown someplace you can only go all on your own All aboard the Mystery Train but is it bound for something more you hope to find where you've never been before? And looking out into the darkness you descend ever wonder if there's a light at the end? Aboard the Mystery Train trying to prove something you can't bring back or did you just end up on the wrong track? -circa 1999 - 12/04/02 I didn't try my hand at songwriting until I was in college. Sadly, I have all the musical talent of a stump (Okay, I lied, the stump has more musical talent than me :( ), but when a friend of mine tried to start a band, I experimented with writing lyrics. Sadly, nothing ever came of it, as he was never able to get a solid crew together, but I still believe the experience helped me become a better writer. (For what it's worth, years later, he did get something off the ground. If you're ever in Washington state, keep an ear out for the Walking Talls. :) ) Much like with "Ghost Towns" there were a couple lines that found their way into the Book of Hondo, but this piece didn't really come into its own until a couple years later, when I lived in Oregon. For me, at least, there were only two seasons: Rainy Season, and Allergy Season. Before I discovered Claritin had gone over-the-counter, '02 was the worst year for allergies in my life, as regular meds just weren't cutting it, and I eventually wound up with a massive sinus infection that summer. Much as I loved the Willamette Valley, the Valley just didn't love me back. :( At the time, I was working as a factory temp drone in Springfield, doing 12-hour shifts, sometimes 6 days a week, and my room was upstairs, meaning that I slept in a sauna when I actually got to. My sinus infection eventually got so bad, I had to sleep propped up, because I would randomly stop breathing, and wake up coughing and sputtering. As you can imagine, that made falling back asleep a difficult proposition. :| One of those times, I must've stayed flatlined longer than usual, as all I can remember is nothingness. A darkness darker than black. A silence so complete, my ears didn't even ring. A stillness so perfect, it was terrifying. The Void. Time being rather subjective in states like that, I have no idea how long that lasted, though I doubt it could've been more than a minute or so, or I wouldn't be here writing this. Still, it haunted me for a long time, and the more I thought about it, the more I concluded that it was simply an interesting example of how subjective near-death experiences actually are. In the end, I guess it just means that, in my heart of hearts, I just don't expect much of an afterlife... It was only later, after the Holiday Temp Season fizzled out, and I had all the time in the world for several months of unemployment, that I revisited "Wrong Track" and realized that, rather than some kid getting cold feet about running away (which never really fit my own life story anyway), it made a perfect framework for recounting the day that death scared me back to life.

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