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Django
05:41
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i looked into the glass and caught sight of two big brown eyes
it was a baby’s face, sitting snug in his pram
thirstily drinking in the sights of the world in this dark,
dank, train
with a hunger and wonder that made my bones ache with joy.
i sat in that train, and for the first time in 23 years,
a new born babe.
i was nobody. and i was everybody.
freed from all the trappings of my DNA.
the outline of the pram and two little feet
the soundwaves in my cheap headphones
the contours of mountains that i dream to climb
lines, lines and lines and lines
all perfectly in sync.
extending forward, backward, inward and outward
reaching toward forever and way back then.
it occurred to me then that all our ridges
and valleys were the shape of the rubble of prams and
homes and all the human things the previous world left behind,
leaving us in bottomless circles of life after life after life
floating forward into a limitless nowhere
beating us ceaselessly into the past

i want
i want i want to be
gone
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O Negative
05:30
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I tried to disappear
Smoke and mirrors save me from their gaze
I tried to reappear
Smoke and mirrors save them from my gaze
Dance, dance to the other side
Hide in nightmares, I,
Bask in the fear i own
Transmute, transmute
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sub:shaman Singapore
sub:shaman are sound-makers who continue to reinvent and redefine the structure and boundaries of their music, with a
preference for the dark, groovy and occasionally chaotic. Formed in 2012, the quintet has been characterized as having a bold sound, rife with musical twists and turns.
The group comprises IsaO, Weish, Syadie, Hanis and IsaF.
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