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The Art Of Listening
02:21
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Forget Yourself
01:53
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As you lay flat, think about the things you wish you had.
Ocean, Machines, sprinkles of attention.
March around the room for now, I did it once I feel just fine.
Blindly moving forward, sleeping backwards, makes you older.
Remembering to forget yourself.
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Rigorous Technique
04:38
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Afraid that they'll just fade away and be no more.
Haunted by sickness like before, drop to the floor.
Brought to you by our sweet sweet news. Turn that shit off.
Them Panic, Then Vanish.
What happens next is this still life? What good is it?
Enjoying nothing but yourself, afraid of it.
Then panic, let them vanish.
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Skin (Made Pure)
06:20
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Alone with everyone, keep your hands away from the mouth.
Must be the air.
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Heavy Breathing
03:47
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Dont Go There
02:48
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Screen Time Worship
04:10
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YEAAAYHH!!
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Lust is seething right outside your door.
Waiting. Glistening.
Tattered cloth is strewn across the floor.
Seamstress withering.
It may seem muffled but Im whimpering "please continue".
The strain is part of the gain.
Consolidated grip on a tunnel no air can pass through.
See you on the other side, hopefully I can restrain.
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Feed Me to The Rats
03:52
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nowandformerly San Francisco, California
Centro Valle born, currently creating & sleeping in San Francisco. Just lay back, relax and cruise. Thank you for listening.
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