1. |
Obsidian Obfuscation
08:41
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Obsidian obfuscation,
black as volcanic glass
light bends to nowhere,
warping time,
twisting minds
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2. |
Abeyant Eidolon
08:10
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You no longer exist,
but you speak to me.
I just wish your discourse
made more sense.
You no longer exist,
you are dead,
you are not dead,
but you speak to me,
only me.
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3. |
It All Goes Black
07:37
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The sun implodes into itself,
black hole absorbs waning light.
Out of bed into the void.
Time doubles back
again and again.
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4. |
These Ghosts
07:02
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These ghosts,
uninvited.
These souls,
unforgotten.
These ghosts,
they cut deeply.
These dead souls,
they eviscerate.
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5. |
The Difference
06:29
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I need out,
I need to be nothing,
in this overwhelming miasma
of negativity.
Self-destruction
or self-preservation;
I don't know
the difference
anymore.
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6. |
Take My Hand
08:16
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Come, follow me.
We shall become
one soul, one blood.
Follow me,
death is waiting.
Follow me,
I lead to oblivion.
Take my hand,
and we shall leave.
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7. |
Trauma Bonded
07:39
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Trauma bonded,
to myself
and only you.
Trauma bonded,
down is up,
life askew.
Trauma bonded,
nothing left to lose.
Trauma broken,
nothing left to choose.
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Ghost Of Futures Past Dover, Pennsylvania
The current project of Kipp Johnson, bassist, keyboardist and songwriter of industrial metal pioneers Candiru, dark electronic dub outfit Solarus and other '90s experimental industrial outings.
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