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The Fine Print

from The Fine Print by Amanda Rose Riley

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Been feeling like life's already passing me by
With a heart weighted down from missing everyone who's left my life
My heroes are all middle aged and I'm running out of drive
I feel like I've waited too long, and I never wanted to wait too long

And you could say time, time's still on my side
But it's quickly growing tired
Tired of all of my waiting around and all my insecurities

Because up until now, all my life has been in the fine print
But if I could choose, then it would be on a billboard while a spotlight surrounds it

Outgroups and borders, they're so boring
I want to learn every language and go out and speak them
I want to fight in every single righteous revolution
I know I want too much, and I don't want to want too much

And you might say pain, pain means you need a break
But if your feet hurt at the end of the day
Your day was probably better spent than a day where everything felt fine

It's time to draw a line in this quicksand I've been drowning in
The greater the risk, the greater the potential win
The greatest risk of all is dying unfulfilled

Up until now, all my life has been in the fine print
But it's time to move it on to a billboard where a spotlight surrounds it

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from The Fine Print, released June 18, 2021

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Amanda Rose Riley Lincoln Park, New Jersey

Quirky, punk & pop-influenced acoustic singer-songwriter. Equal parts dreamer and doer.

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