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Be Brave
04:53
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-Be Brave-
I clearly feel your sadness.
All the boredom and the void.
A new kind of homesickness.
urged by your youth long gone.
I’ve been here for a while.
I’ve seen you detonate
a billion fucking times
and still rise from the dead.
You’re screaming your art out.
through your computer screen.
You’re trying to reach out
to their computered spleen.
Message distanced.
No one’s there.
But through the white noise,
I am here.
I’ve come to realize
that we never tried to face it.
Our spirit like an aisle.
A bleak fatality.
But I’ve come to realize
that something did change.
Our will to be no one else
opens us every way.
Now we’ve got to be brave.
We cannot pretend this sadness anymore.
Our will to be no one else
will be our greatest strength.
We won’t fear anymore.
I won’t fear anymore.
You still scream your art out
through your computer screen.
You’re starting to reach out
to their treatable spleen.
Message distanced.
But someone’s here.
We will never fear.
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2. |
Pull Me Down
03:07
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-Pull Me Down-
As I run through the years in travel number 10,
While I meet a milestone, the thirtieth,
Everything is different but everyone is the same
and I ask myself why is it so bland ?
Why is it out of meaning ?
All out of end ?
Afraid of the fraying.
When I met the maker, it made me feel so low.
But it is his energy that kept me going going.
(in) Every picture of him and every picture of me,
I know there's a dragon boy, Yugi and Kitsune.
Well, is it out of meaning ?
So terrified
of this endless fraying.
Pull me down
So I can reconstruct the original I.
Pull me down
Circled by recollections that will never die,
Is there anybody out there in the realness of this world
to help me abstract the absurd ?
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3. |
The Back Cover
02:02
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-The Back Cover-
Self-distraction.
Recomposing.
A reaction.
Relearn to live.
Throwing my words into the air.
Death is the who, unknown’s the where.
Self-destruction.
Decomposing.
No reaction.
Can’t learn to live.
Too proud to take your solution.
Too scared of the resolution.
Are you a beholder of the learner or one who must be taught ?
The big sentence won’t forget how she’s spelled
nor how she was punctuated to be well said.
One by one wither the thoughts I cherish.
Cherish it all.
All is virtual.
All is viral.
None is virtuous.
Endure the fall
to arise lord.
Egotism.
None is virtuous.
I don’t need perspective.
I just want to be alone.
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4. |
Escaphism
04:38
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-Escaphism-
The clouds are so terrified
There’s a rain that won't disappear.
Made my way back home by mistake.
I’m unrecognizable.
I’m a fiend for all my friends.
I can barely bear the noise in my head.
But I recall this place, a tavern full of our dreams
where the fights that we faced felt so very real.
This new half of myself has awaited beyond belief
for the end of a fight that’s never-ending.
This new half of myself has awaited beyond belief
for the dead to arise and bring me relief.
Still I stand in this place, a tavern full of our dreams
where I fight the fight that is never-ending.
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