1. |
Ever Wonder
02:48
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Ever wonder if you’re not
working yourself hard enough?
Getting caught in the dream
and blacking out in midday?
I want to scream into the void.
Fuck my face; fuck my thoughts.
It’s never worth it in the end.
And I can’t keep it up.
I’m not ready to die
‘cause I never was alive.
Ever wonder if it’s all
worth your while? Put it off.
Shoulder all the guilt and blame.
Later on, you’ll be fine.
I want to break my voice apart
behind the wheel of my car
in crowded parking lots
with everybody watching me.
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2. |
Not Here
02:53
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When you’re not here,
I feel like I’m alive.
When you’re not here,
I feel I’m out of mind.
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3. |
Constantly Distracted
02:54
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Blister in the heat of boredom
‘til my face is melted off
and my brain is bleeding
[and] aching with exhaustion.
I always need something more
to keep my mind stimulated,
to sell this fucking sick
façade of competence.
We’re all scared of our own selves,
constantly distracted with
some pleasant taste or sight or sound —
[and] I’m the champion of that.
But I always
mangle the frame
and stretch the folds over the corners
to make the story fit my memory.
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4. |
Swallowed Whole
02:35
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Usually, I wake up
from some nightmare
that’s taken place in
my childhood home.
I tried to pull the curtains closed,
but they’ve seen me from the road;
now, they’re knocking on the door;
I’m pretending no one’s home.
I tried to lock all of the doors,
but they’re swinging on their hinges,
and the bad guy’s walking toward
me in the driveway.
But when that day really comes,
I will open up my arms,
dive into its yawning mouth,
and let it swallow me whole.
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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
different stuff like that -- you need look no further whatsoever.
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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