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camino

by SUNKEN VESSELS

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1.
Into Descent 01:42
2.
Haunted Me 02:55
What do you want from me? I’m not your enemy, I don’t need you haunting me. Is this who you want to be? You know you’re so maddening, And you’ve buried me too deep. I don’t care what you think, i don’t know why you won’t leave. I can’t stand you ringing in my head, I can’t sleep you even wake the dead. So where will you go from here? You always answer outta fear. Allow me to make things more clear. What do you want from me? Stop with the suffering, I don’t need you haunting me. Is this who you want to be? You know you’re so maddening, Quit bleeding out my sanity. You’re one of a kind, I’ll give you that. Have you seen my mind? Don’t know where it’s at. What do you want from me? Don’t need your sympathy, You might as well put me out of My misery, your lunacy is killing me. What do you want from me? Oh haunted me. Is this who you want to be? Oh haunted me.
3.
I could’ve sworn you were all about, figuring all your exits out, leaving me alone to my devices. I should’ve known it was all a lie, never thought you’d leave me out to dry, and now I’m stuck battling your vices. Don’t tell me what I’m not, no its not okay, when all the words that come outta you are lies. Everything we built is broken down and up in flames, so how could I trust you when I’m dead to you inside? After time away you told me you were sorry I pieced together feelings hoping you would show me what we lost way back when and why our ties were severed. But in this case you’ve erased memories of me and everything I’m at loss ‘cause you don’t remember. Don’t blame me or frame me, no its not my fault, when you won’t even look at me at all. It’s times like this that made me sick and drove me up a wall yet I believed you and always took the fall. Diving into your heart, I wonder where I’ve been ‘cause it’s obvious from the start, it ended before I knew it. Don’t tell me what I’m not, no its not okay, when all the words that come outta you are lies. And everything we built is broken down and up in flames, so how could I trust you when you’re dead to me inside?
4.
Thinking back when we were young, chasing the vast unknown. It’s not so clear what happened then, I guess we’ll never know. But I know it’s not all the same, that’s why we went our own ways. Forgetting everything you’ve said, while holding onto what’s left. I drown In too deep I’m moving On Yeah I know it’s not all the same, that’s why we went our own ways. Forgetting everything you’ve said, while holding onto.

about

About a year ago from today, in June 2015, I was preparing for a 32-day pilgrimage across Spain with my Dad on the Camino de Santiago (The Way of Saint James): a 500-mile (or 800-kilometer) hike on foot starting in a little town called Saint Jean Pied de Port in France, and ending at the city of Santiago de Compostela in Spain’s region of Galicia. During my travels, it really felt like going through Hell and back at times, having shed literal blood, sweat, and tears, as all states broke down (mind, body, spirit). But despite its challenges, I never gave up and kept moving forward. From June 23rd and onward, I walked every step of the way until we arrived at the final destination on the 24th of July. The camino was a metaphor on life in every aspect. It was life-changing and something I will forever remember (and continue to cherish).

During my journey across the Camino, travelers and locals would often say that “after you finish this pilgrimage and return home, that is when your real camino begins.” It’s so true in ways I can fathom yet cannot entirely explain. In Spanish, “camino” means way, road, path, journey. The tracks on this EP serve as a reminder of the highs and lows experienced in the roads we’ve traveled in life, all while embracing who we are and never forgetting how we got to where we are today.

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released June 10, 2016

Artwork by Jeremy Park and John Park
Written, performed, and produced by John Park

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