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Driftwood (Scattered By a Raging Sea)
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jiguma
Country tinged story - making it real!
It all seems to make sense to me.
Ups and downs of moving from one life/identity to another.
Details
Released 22-Sep-2026
Category Rock
Application Logic Pro
File
Type mp3
Size 4.6 Mb
Activity
Plays 2
Downloads 0
Weekly plays 2
Weekly downloads 0
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License No derivative works allowed
AI lyrics No
AI music/production No
Lyrics
Driftwood (Scattered By a Raging Sea)
©2026 Neil Porter

You’ve been running for a long long time
It’s a rat race
You didn’t want to come here in the first place
Look at the falling rain

You met a few girls and had a good time
It’s a fast pace
You didn’t want to come here in the first place
Look at the falling rain

You fell on your face
You got out of hand
You lost your heart every one night stand
A couple of punks
That’s you and me
Driftwood scattered by a raging sea

Maui Wowie and some fine fine wine
Why the sad face?
You didn’t want to come here in the first place
Look at the falling rain

Doing your best with your harlequin hands
Trying so hard to be your very best man
High on the roof
Blood on the sand
Look at the falling rain

You fell on your face
You got out of hand
You lost your heart every one night stand
A couple of punks
That’s you and me
Driftwood scattered by a raging sea

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You fell on your face
You got out of hand
You lost your heart every one night stand
A couple of punks
That’s you and me
Driftwood scattered by a raging sea

Thrashing about like a fish in a pond
When the tide’s gone out
Having to live with a burning doubt
And the crabs and the silvery green

End of the world on the tip of your tongue
When you’re so burned out
That it’s not much fun
Wasting the days you have left
On the magic machine

You fell on your face
You got out of hand
You lost your heart every one night stand
A couple of punks
That’s you and me
Driftwood scattered by a raging sea
Comments
artist
Nice. Persistent beat gives a sense of continuance and openness to future flow, despite describing journeys through shallow water. That goes with the idea of driftwood. It may be carried along by the tide and wind, but it is not diminished necessarily, and has its own journey, though it doesn't drive itself. The ending a tad abrupt, maybe, for this feeling. I like the unusual rhyme scheme of the two middle lines of four. Production sounds good to me.
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