1. |
Fall/Flight
02:37
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2. |
Help?
05:44
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I apologize
For being so hard to find
Whether I've fallen into a trap hole
Or sought life in islands in the sky
Isolationist, misanthropic, escapism;
My imprisonment: justified.
The only way to explain the last year of my life
Is a puzzle placement
In hands behind my back.
With the pieces composed of my face
I hope to take what I've made
And seal that face away.
Open wide my soul
"Tell yourself, 'I know'."
Look into the eyes of the Legion,
And tell him that hope has grip
Surrender all you own.
Pride here has no home.
Listen to this dissonance,
And tell yourself that love is the end.
Surrender.
Dove white crest;
Blackened Hell within.
Open my chest;
A waste of shed skin.
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3. |
Wait/Weight
03:57
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4. |
Hope?
03:45
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What you see, cannot be unseen.
What you see, cannot be unbelieved.
But where are the ears to hear?
Let's beat on our chests,
Breathe with our lungs
Do we survive just to sing?
Pledge and preserve,
Take the pain from (the) being.
Am I alive just to be?
Waiting for eternity?
Stand on high and observe this grief?
Jump on a grenade for nothing?
Words are as empty
as a desert
but
as capable
as a vessel
And so I ask
Assuming the weight of the question
Is that of my heart
(Must I exist without resolution?)
Words are as empty
as a desert
but
I must strive
To make them count.
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5. |
Be Free/Leave Me
02:47
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Judgement call:
You just pull the trigger right?
You will fall;
You will be fine.
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6. |
Hear?
10:07
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7. |
Heal.
02:45
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Every Day Chicago, Illinois
slowcore | post-emo
Coral
Connor
Django
Jackson
Every Day recommends:
The Light of Everything
by Qajaq
An ambient-folk ensemble that takes one's heart through victorious and haunting spaces interwoven through boldly sincere and vulnerable songwriting.
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whatever happens,
by Gabriel Reasoner
Explosive emo that fearlessly incorporates experimental blends of the genre's fringes. A harrowing, confused, open-dialogue asking hard questions, relentlessly seeking hope.
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Surrealist ambient drone music that must be listened to with intent. A huge creative inspiration and dear friend to me.
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Triumph & Disaster
by We Lost The Sea
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