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Howl Proof Sinks
03:23
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2. |
Dissociative
03:23
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3. |
Raise Your Glasses...
02:01
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5. |
The Sunbeam Song
03:05
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6. |
Operattus
01:52
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(give up throughout)
Hey snowflake, this is your wake up call.
The point wherein you realize that this whole time,
your crutch has been breaking the legs out from under you,
twisting them into itself and then spiraling away at super-sonic speeds,
splitting them, then rethreading, then spitting again,
multifold to the point where you're so intertwined with each other,
that the separation surgery would kill one (if not both) of you.
Can you stand without your legs?
You've spent what you can remember of your life self medicating to control the effects of your self medicating.
Its a vicious cycle, that ends up with a pretty corpse at the bottom of a chlorinated body of water. It makes you better? Your created different? Special? It doesn't matter, because you need it.
You're no one special.
You're no more special than a piece of frozen water,
ready to dissipate at the tiniest heat,
the tiniest friction from the outside world.
You're FADED,
A washed out, washed up version of your hopes and dreams,
watching your life end from the champagne lounge on the ninety-first floor
You throw yourself around like an unwanted toy.
You are a flying saucer built from the parts of an incomplete airplane.
You were never whole to begin with, and now?
Now you cant even stand on your own.
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8. |
Circle #1
02:15
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9. |
A Miracle in Reverse
03:57
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The Booklung Mississippi
whimsical, opulent, noisy, feel bad music echoing from the misty suburban etchings of the emerald forest of the poverty capital of the United States
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