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Reflect, Pt. I
01:50
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Rest, Pt. II
01:54
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This is not a new world
It is is simply an extension of what began in the old one
Logic is an enemy, truth is a menace
Any state, any entity, any ideology that fails to recognize the worth, the dignity, the rights of man
That state is obsolete
This year, the next year, and the year after
You are obselete
Lie no man is obsolete
I'm a human being and if I speak one thought aloud that thought lives even after I'm shoveled into my grave
That state is obsolete
Since the beginning of time
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Latibule, Pt. IV
02:48
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5. |
Boketto, Pt. V
02:40
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Boketto:
n. The act of gazing out into the distance without thinking.
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6. |
Jouska, Pt. VI
02:15
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You ever feel like you're starting to lose your mind?
Dark thoughts echoing of the walls of your skull all of the time
Visions of burnt moments encased inside a brain I maintain with copious amounts of disdain
But you bottle it and wrap it in such a way that you distract from the fact it's an act you enact to create imaginary imagery designed to keep the inner meetings a little less dull and instead maybe something existential like.
What if I wake up and this has all just been a dream?
Oh my god I think I'm tearing at the seams
What are we doing here?
What does all of this mean?
You know the basic questions we get to ask before we die at 85 because our body gave out so you pray your soul to keep before you hear that final beep calling up your name into somewhere bleak complete with everything you need perceptionary delusions mixed with confusing illusions
Deserted mind in preparation of an idyllic thought that maybe everything is everything and we're not all just bought.
What if I wake up and this has all just been a dream?
Oh my god I think I'm tearing at the seams
What are we doing here?
What does all of this mean?
Honestly I think it's time we let be what'll be.
Honestly I think it's time we let be what'll be.
Honestly I think it's time we let be what'll be.
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Kalopsia, Pt. VII
02:35
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Drew Harris Chicago, Illinois
I'm just a guy who likes music a little too much. Stick around for some good vibes.
-Multi-Instrumentalist
-Producer
-Engineer
-Artist
-Songwriter
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