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Lego my Ego

from Out EP by jo passed

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the futility of your design
sprits taken from another’s mind
palm on palm

did we fall from the same garden
the crops are spoiled
can you tell the good
from the bad

if you don’t use the funnel
the filter will break
and love is a idea
too easy to delineate
for you

it’s so easy to relax
when friends encourage your path
chosen on a whim

open to your closed mind
in love with your confines
i know about your prison
locked on the outside, and within

don’t leave me alone

another trait assembled
to make outside resemble
your bedroom

your common sense isn’t universal
and nature is much more
than what’s outside

open to your closed mind
in love with your confines
i know about your prison
locked on the outside, and within

wanted just one more day
to square all my thoughts away
file down and criticize
staring forward, side by side

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from Out EP, released January 22, 2016

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jo passed Vancouver, British Columbia

Jo Passed originally consisted of Jo and his friend and drummer Mac Lawrie. The two moved to Montreal together, and toured the far-right corner of North America. After Jo’s return to Vancouver, multi-instrumentalist Bella Bébé joined the band in January of 2016, and multimedia artist Megan-Magdalena Bourne joined on bass, after working on a video for the song “Rage” (from Jo Passed’s 'Out' EP). ... more

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