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We climb the walls of a cemetery,
To waste into a grave together,
To live forever,
Waiting in rot and maggots,
Take down the dirt fill Our throats,
Every word You wrote is just a lie,
Every single chance You've given Me
With someone else was not mine to Own,
I imagine You only give what You take,
Yet You take so much more of other people,
You are the worst in evil,
I swear it to be true,
Every person who meets You
Will know this is about You,
I swear it will haunt You
Like a mark on Your forehead,
I'll name You kaine instead
Of what You really are,
A cancerous tumor that's making
Tar drip from everything
People around truly love,
And You want to die,
I think it might be time to oblige
Yourself to another escape from these planes,
You are the one letting Yourself
Bet against waking torment,
Every chance You get,
Squandered away potential,
Always You let it go,
Let go of what is real
Because if it wasn't real,
Would I fight for it?
Would it fight for Me?
Should I not care at all
Or should I give into the pain of sobriety,
I know what You are,
I've seen you waste away,
Pressure the mirror to change,
I see a reflection of three,
You, Me, and the neutral party
Dividing beside Us,
We are never truly touching wholly because
To touch wholly would be fusion and I refuse You,
I'll see a resemblance,
We are two different people in a cell,
I know You are evil,
So subjectively what does that make me?
Definitely showed me, in contrast to the entire discography of DrugPop, that electronic artists don't always have to be hard hit drum n' bass. Cathartic meditation in unknown territories of humanity. Smile Tribe
Pulled me in and revealed the community that exists here and throughout the internet, tying us all together through seen and unseen highways, interconnected electronic music that reveals nature Smile Tribe