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Where's Yggdasil Road?
03:09
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There's a photograph
that's warping into people
And these people
are more person than me
This effigy I placed under my feet
is solemn and underheld
So all I'll recall of him
is his septic dream holstering my heart
Detached from self and centre
Pale horse
Will you help me feel
Lightning
Will you sew my mouth
Junk sale
Hunger binds us
Shadow
Frees us of ourselves
Can't find my face
Can't find my page
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Candi the Worm Seller
03:25
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Worms through the window
And solace in his eyes
Words betray the mind
So we speak not of its kind
Will you be there with me
At the edge of the edge
At the place that
Just cannot be defined
I, to you, as he
speak not soul
but wretched false
and toxin douse
with liars breath
i manage to cry
but who is really
who am i?
cry now son
feed the sun
star so bright
shed your light
kill me off
so i'm gone
chasmic noise
'gasmic toys
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doofus Stoke On Trent, UK
I'm a schizophrenic musician from the UK. Just sharing tunes that I make. Most of it influenced by my mental illness and where I am in my life.
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