I got lost in Mississauga in a car with air con and surround sound sound.
Listening to Love and Theft, Bob Dylan. There was a chance I might not be found.
There were no worries, no search parties. No smoking signals or orange flair.
I heard about Mississippi. And made a bet that you’d not be there.
I kept driving and found a freeway. Found some letters and familiar sign.
I never panicked, I just listened. I know now what’s yours and what is mine.
