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The voice of mine
05:29
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Grenzenlos vertigo
04:06
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In fear every day, every evening,
He calls her aloud from above,
Carefully watched for a reason,
Painstaking devotion and love,
Surrendered to self preservation,
From others who care for themselves.
A blindness that touches perfection,
But hurts just like anything else.
Isolation, isolation, isolation.
Mother I tried please believe me,
I'm doing the best that I can.
I'm ashamed of the things I've been put through,
I'm ashamed of the person I am.
Isolation, isolation, isolation.
But if you could just see the beauty,
These things I could never describe,
These pleasures a wayward distraction,
This is my one lucky prize.
Isolation, isolation, isolation, isolation, isolation.
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When I die bereave me not, since for me you will be dead.
Don’t give me a proper burial, do not eat the Christ’s Bread.
Do not expect me to return, I don’t expect you to live.
I know and you shall know, that no one has anything for me to give.
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but there is no "Me",
09:15
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I am nihil,
My body is nihil,
My mind is nihil,
My thoughts are nihil,
My feelings are nihil,
I swim in the nihillness,
Though I cannot swim,
I drink the nihillness,
Though I am not thirsty,
I taste the nihillness,
Though I have no tongue,
I am nihil,
Though I am not.
I nihilise,
Though I cannot act,
I annihilate,
Though there’s nothing to be destroyed,
I have nihilified the hope,
I hail nihil,
I inhale nihillness,
I enhale nihil,
I hallucinate nihility,
I am nihilist,
Though I am not,
Nihil, nihil, nihil (...)
But there is no me, But there is no me, But there is no me (...)
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Moon in time
08:38
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Martwota Ostateczna Przemyśl, Poland
weird, experimental, incompetent, raw black metal or whatever from Poland
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