1. |
For Days
02:59
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I've been feeling this way for days.
It's a feeling that just won't go away.
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2. |
Nobody Kid
02:36
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Nobody kid.
Nobody town.
Everything that you grew up on
means nothing to you now.
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3. |
Dream Song
08:19
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Last night, I
dreamt that I
was a father to
two young girls,
but when I woke,
I realized
that I was
alone again.
Our minds play tricks.
We say shit.
We never really know how
it should feel.
But we proceed
to do the things
we think we should.
At least we try.
And nothing is ever as it
seems it should be when you get
to that place in life you
held so fucking sacred:
it’s distorted,
contorted — obsessing
on and on until it
feels so fucking foreign.
But after all,
we make the meaning in our lives.
There is no truth;* there is
only what you fake it.
God, it's so surreal to know
that there is nothing more than this:
we’re all just trapped inside
these folds of skin,
and everything we think we feel
is manufactured — self-defense
against the loneliness
of only being human.
We maybe realize what it is
that we need before we die,**
but the mystery of my flesh***
eludes me yet.
Last night, I
dreamt that my heart was full:
you were everything I needed;
we had two beautiful girls;
we had given up ourselves
to be something so much more;
we had finally found each other
in the everlasting bliss
of true love and recognition
that together we are more
than what ever I imagined
every lonely day before.
If it ever gets too heavy,
you can meet me in my dreams,
and we’ll live as we were meant to
in unending harmony, harmony, harmony, ad infinitum.
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4. |
Upon Waking
03:10
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Like in a dream,
I felt myself reborn.
Like in a dream,
I felt I could be more.
Like in a dream,
I felt like I was whole.
Like in a dream,
I saw my life unfold.
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A Real Echoey Approach Kansas City, Missouri
If you're more or less wanting to get into some real specific patterns and different things -- some wind-swept looks and
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A Real Echoey Approach is yet another project from the fertile mind of Dylan Beck (Heidi Klum's Bangs, Carlo dell'Aquila), whose aim is to conjure inexplicable beauty in fragments of noise.
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