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Intro
04:28
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There was this little girl sitting in front of me.
Her mother was reading and the little girl was dreaming, oh she was dreaming.
Her eyes wide open, her deep brown eyes. sharp eyes.
Oh I could tell that she knew, I could tell that she felt it.
But still, she was dreaming, she was dreaming.
And her mother didn't see it but I could see it, I was right in front of her.
And then I saw tears in her eyes but she kept dreaming, she kept dreaming.
And no tears. And no one could ever break that resilience down.
No one could ever break that resilience down.
And the girl was crying but the girl was dreaming, but the girl was crying
I remember
I remember what the preacheress said to me
I remember she said there is no land but the land and no sea but the sea.
No land but the land, no sea but the sea.
I looked around me and saw people.
And they don’t know, no, they don’t know
I am a witch
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Thylacine
04:45
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Thylacine
Inside the screen
He’s watching me
Can’t feel my bones
I’m paralyzed
You’re breaking me
I’m eating you
And I’m bleeding
My jaws’ stretching
And it hurts, it hurts, it hurts
Dislocated
Can’t stop yelling
Can’t stop screaming
You’re in my mouth
I’m in the screen
I’m a the screen
I feel your teeth
devour my flesh, my intestine, it’s a landmine
You’re nocturnal
You’re secretive
You’re hunting down my fears
I’m too afraid to disappear
Don’t tear me down
I’m in the screen
I am the screen
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Noisu
04:00
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Beside the sadness, that’s shutting me down
Beside the darkness, that blinded me once again
I guess you’re right I’ll be okay
And yes i’ll enjoy the day
after my panic attack
Beside the emptiness
the absence of faith
Beside the edgyness
this vessel of Hate
I guess you’re right i’ll be okay
promise i’ll think of what you said
after my panic attack
Beside the politics (what you gonna do)
This ugly Shitshow
Beside the death of empathy
That’s gone with the snow
I guess you’re right i’ll be okay
And sure let’s hang out today
after my panic attack
Oh it’s so fine, cold water in my face, let’s jump in the shadow
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4. |
Answer
03:26
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Who’s gonna cast the first stone; aren’t we all suffocating now ?
Who’s gonna bail this place out; isn’t it burning, collapsing now ?
I’m tired of words, it’s just talks, it’s just talks, it’s just... fuck
They destroy everything and now it’s their turn, well, it’s our turn
There is no answer
And here we are now, throwing up pieces of plastic, dying on coastlines, bleaching in the sea, drowning in the mud over and over
Am i spilling the tea
But it’s just talks, it’s just talks, nothing ever gets done, it’s just fucking talks in these boardrooms full of ties and lies, and ties and lies.
There are some statements, and fake tears, for years but for years
They have no answer
We’re under pressure
They have no answer
We’re under pressure
They have no answer
We’re under pressure
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5. |
Jaded
09:42
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Jaded
Lifeless
Drown in their mess
Bonded
Blindness
Got to confess
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SINA MOON Paris, France
Bass, synth, drum machines and cathartic howlings, Sina Moon’s music is a roaming through Lisa Burek and Robin Nicoli emotional thoughts. Formed in 2019 in Paris ,France, the duo is inspired by post-punk and no-wave atmospheres, blending dark loops, a sharp-edged voice and a nuclear bass sound evoking the likes of Suicide, Lydia Lunch, and Lizzy Mercier Descloux. ... more
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