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to become nothing
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to do this in two minutes, eternity in an hour. it’s almost impossible of course as all the patients say to describe it. you can only say, “it isn’t it isn’t it isn’t,” trying to tell people what it is. well of course, I don’t know any of our friends said that have taken it but haven’t said this one thing in common: “well, I never knew anything like this in the whole of my life.”
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tired eyes
01:01
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turning into dust
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through the walls
00:36
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sinking in my sleep
01:27
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i've been sick for too long and i forgot what it's like not to be sick
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last spring i had a fever and my pet passed away
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the same dreams forever
02:19
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return to the ground
02:45
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i have often puzzled and puzzled, about what it must be like, to go to sleep and never wake up, to be simply not there, forever and ever
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i look up at the sky
waiting for something to happen
i dont want to have that dream again
when i close my eyes
i see you standing in a field
i dont want to tell others
when bad things happen to me
because the last thing I want
is for them to feel pity for me
im becoming a stranger
to the things i know
the birds are singing
the sky is opening
everything is turning black
lights are coming through my window
will i see you again sometime?
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memory twin Caracas, Venezuela
i am a tape machine that no longer records voices
an old payphone that cannot call anyone
a tv show that nobody watches
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