"Psychoanalytic Flow" an Original Song by Aaron Hallett Guitar Solo Excerpt

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Lyrics:
Put it in your pocket
Pull it if you need it
Basic instructions
Not what you think
Place a subtle thought
Stick it in the thicket
So what you wanted
Or not what you wink at
Where am I going
I don’t know
Psychoanalytic
Simple little flow

Are you going anywhere
With what you’ve got going
Pushing up the hill
With the engine in reverse
Cure me of this backward mind
Pull the pins and close the wounds
Struck a little harder than usual
Maybe I’ll remember next time

Put it in your past
Pull it if you need it
Basic safety net
Not what you plan
Place a subtle thought
Stick it in the thicket
Get what you wanted
But not what you need
Where am I going
I don’t know
Psychoanalytic
Simple little flow

Are you going anywhere
With what you’ve got going
Pushing up the hill
With the engine in reverse
Cure me of this backward mind
Pull the pins and close the wounds
Struck a little harder than usual
Maybe I’ll remember next time

Are you going anywhere
With what you’ve got going
Pushing up the hill
With the engine in reverse
Cure me of this backward mind
Pull the pins and close the wounds
Struck a little harder than usual
Maybe I’ll remember next time