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Radiate
03:46
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Can’t increase the threshold, too much left to descend
On the surface it shimmers and fades
A passing thought reflects itself
I’ll see you sail away again across the shallow sea
And intro ideas long forgotten
I catch your drift you drift away
You’ll radiate your radiation sickness
Not long now and we’ll see again
That spiralling out from yourself
You’ll radiate that radiation sickness
Along the path and away from the hounds
The hunting laid to bare
They all can’t wait to ease the sound
They call out and you echo yourself
You’ll radiate your radiation sickness
Not long now and we’ll see again
That spiralling out from yourself
You’ll radiate that radiation sickness
Don’t have the time
Can’t keep in line
Here’s a token of my gratitude
Ceremoniously duped
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Automatic
03:20
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Commit Then Redefine
05:04
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No more forever, wrinkled in time
Coming through again tempered but resigned
Follow through with tales of woe
Deceptions hang on your every word
Weather their storm
Whether or not, or else
Without I’m more inclined
To commit then redefine
Save your words
So caressed in their meaning
Fearful and incomplex
Never the same
The words that you say
And those that you don’t
Slide through a moment in time
Commit then redefine
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Leaching Melbourne, Australia
Combining 80s film score aesthetics with post-punk into a post goth, post shoegaze, and post post-punk haze. Less cymbals more handclaps.
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