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Plastic Shadow
03:29
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When you turn to look at me
There is nothing there to see
All my childish dreams are shattered
Now I’m just your plastic shadow
What have I become?
A monster caressing a gun?
I’ll crash my stolen plane
Into your swollen bay
And I’ll just swim away
Into the ocean
Until I suffocate
Under the crushing weight
Of a million waves…
What have I become?
A monster caressing a gun?
A lover who struggles to come?
A martyr who melts in the sun?
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Negative Aesthetic
04:45
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Excess expression
Aesthetic regression
Don’t listen to them
They’re not your friends
A lack of direction
Endless correction
Do it over again
Do it over again
The style of negation
Critique of separation
The will to transcend
This is not the end
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