Rhyming and Lyrics – Lost Human Race

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Lost Human Race by Melodie Yvonne Ramey

I’m lost in a soup of confusion and sadness that melts away my mind until dawn
I’m lost here ‘tween tryin to stay sane and just madness and I’m doin’ everything wrong
And each time I close up my peepers for answers all I can see is your face
I’ve lost all I’ve gained and I’m coming in last in this horribly lost human race

I feel like I been here again and again, a wormhole on a loop that I’m trapped in
I look ‘round for comfort and find I’m alone but I just don’t know how all this happened
What started for fun turned out just fun for you and I’m trippin’ up tryin to keep pace
Now I’ve lost all I gained and still coming in last in this horribly lost human race

Now don’t think I blame you I know it’s my fault that I dragged you along for the ride
I knew long ago that there’d be no one here when I wanted you here by my side
But I was so wrong it’s better to be gone than a sprinter just joggin’ in place
So I’m runnin away ‘cause I’ve done had enough of this horribly lost human race

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Melodie Yvonne

Melodie Yvonne, lead photographer and owner of Photographic Melodie, grew up in the small southern Indiana town of North Vernon. She picked up her first camera at the age of 5, and was immediately hooked. By the age of 15 she began to turn every trip, even just to the local park, into a fantasy scene of her own imagination, and started mentoring with many local professionals. Melodie received an Associates of Applied Science in Visual Technologies majoring in Photography from Ivy Tech in 2002 after studying under acclaimed professors and many other masters in the field.

Melodie’s main focus has always been music photography. Growing up listening to many amazing musicians inspired her dream to create visual images that made people feel the way they do when listening to music. Her goal was to help people SEE the music.

Melodie has done numerous jobs around the country ranging from working for bands to being the official photographer on many southern Indiana Poker Runs. Her specialties are in nature, music, and candid event photography. She published her first print work, a collection of images & poetry, in 2011, and has since published many more print works. Melodie currently acts as owner & lead photographer at Photographic Melodie, House Photographer for Purdue Theatre, and Tour Photographer for multiple Billboard Charts topping bands as well as freelance work with many other media outlets, venues, and musicians.

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