1. |
myself; nothing
03:00
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your self image is restrained by having to obvserve the barriers between yourself and others
and yet you cannot see yourself without the presence of others
because there are others i can percieve myself as an individual. if i am alone then i will be the same without others; for if this world is only of me then there is no difference between me and nothing
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2. |
bliss; nothing
02:03
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assurance is nothing,
when darkness is all to be seen.
days pass slow, some things that once bloomed
no longer reside inside this hollow case.
no longer, will it be seen as bright;
damaged by a constant struggle of life.
perfection may exist is its simplest form
no thought, no pulse
free from and devoid of everything
nothingness is bliss
nothingness is bliss
nothingness is bliss
nothingness is bliss
into the void, nothing will be bliss
nothing is what it seems
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3. |
noise; nothing
01:47
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I am nothing
Yet nothing, is something
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4. |
epilogue
02:59
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asa hell, Michigan
digital/analog chaotic noise art
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