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Corrupted Memory

from Bright Heart Rotating Into View by death's dynamic shroud.wmv

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And even if you can’t stop the static
And even if it’s not automatic
And if you wanna feel like there’s something
Where there’s not supposed to be

And just because you’re not empathetic
And just because you’re sociopathic
And if you wanna feel like there’s nothing,
You can find the words to say

And if you want it all -
Forest for the trees
If you come at the king
It’s Chimney 23
You don’t mean a thing
Corrupted memory

And everything is just so bombastic
And everyone is just so sarcastic
And if you wanna feel like there’s someone
Who can find the words to say

And even if you can’t stop the static
And even if it’s not automatic
And if you wanna feel like there’s something
Where there’s not supposed to be

And if you want it all
Forest for the trees
If you come at the king
It’s Chimney 23
There’s something on the wing
A cruel reality

And just because it’s just so abstracted
And just because I’m overreactive
You don’t have to feel like there’s something
That you’re not supposed to say

And even if you can’t stop the static
And even if it’s not automatic
And if you wanna feel like there’s something
Where there’s not supposed to be

One last handshake

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from Bright Heart Rotating Into View, released March 10, 2023

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