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GTFO
03:11
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It was our first time away from here, and I never wanted to return but rather disappear; unfortunately, the former is true. Everything was put aside for this addiction to subside. Reprehension is welcome for those who wasted time with me. Downward to hell, would you like to relay? Upward to what, the foreseen future portrays somebody who isn't me. Who cares if we take our time; after all, only time can tell if time's the enemy. It moves at a pace it damn well pleases and we're a caged animal waiting for impending doom. I'll move at a pace I damn well please.
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Poles and Holes
03:22
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I’ll ask the question pertaining to this chapter, and if true, why not capitalize on this opportunity? Can somebody tell me why I don’t feel alive? Proper practice generates an imbalance amongst the optimistic and those that don’t give a shit about anyone or anything. Don’t drag us into this. What now? Nothing to take and nothing to bring; it’s apparent why they live in fear. Everything is crumbling. Can somebody tell me why I feel alive in this city where everything’s dead? Why be afraid to walk the streets? I’d rather not admit defeat considering I got everything that I need and living like there’s nothing to lose. The misery is an upfront cost to get a front row seat when it’s time to come back. “Our backs against the wall” an all too often heard phrase about how we’re pushed to the limit and left to face some consequence. Nothing's indestructible; that wall won’t last. It’s a rude awakening to have society fall apart in front of you. You’re in a fucking wasteland. Why am I drawn closer to you? This place is ...
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Technolojesus
04:36
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It’s not easy to come back after being gone for a single day; consequently, there’s no guidance without you. What’s in stock when dependency becomes a necessity? Keep the mentality that everything will always be. Hiding behind the complexity and wishing everyone will reach conformity. Keep on rolling; stick with what we have and never reinventing. Think once but never again. The past is so far behind it’s irrelevant. Say goodbye to the beginning. No more beginnings. Revisiting is useless when everyone is content. Ambitions to reach the next breakthrough will be broken again and again. Throw it out and start over. Continuously playing catch up with every aspect. Why reset when there’s a towel to be thrown and we’ll be all alone (we’ll be all alone) while staying on track. Optimistically inspiring. What’s the harm in that? “Dream big, but only dream; the future is out of your reach.” This pessimism should be forgotten. Repeat, learn, and move on. It’s not easy to come back after being gone. Consequently, there’s no guidance, but we don’t need it! “Keep the mentality that everything will always be”, and now keep the mentality that nothing will ever be.
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