1. |
March 10th
06:29
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One day,
a boy came.
The boy came,
to remember.
It was all that he had,
barely there,
but he was there
to
remember
He walks, feet bare
Echoes of
laughter
The rustle of leaves
whispers
In remembering, he is remembered
The boy,
the memory,
the moment,
forever
So he left.
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2. |
March 8th, Pt. 2
02:46
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3. |
March 3rd
01:22
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4. |
April 2nd
01:31
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5. |
March 8th
01:35
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6. |
March 28th, Pt. 2
01:49
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7. |
February 28th, Pt. 2
00:59
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8. |
March 14th, Pt. 2
02:08
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9. |
March 20th
01:41
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10. |
March 28th
02:14
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11. |
March 20th, Pt. 2
03:04
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12. |
March 25th
01:52
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13. |
February 28th
01:29
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14. |
March 12th
03:27
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I have split knuckles
I drag them everywhere I go
Through no fault of my own (It's never my fault)
This is what life does
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15. |
March 19th
00:48
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16. |
March 26th
03:02
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17. |
February 29th
01:43
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18. |
March 9th
01:16
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19. |
March 21st
02:16
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20. |
February 27th
01:46
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21. |
March 18th
02:10
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22. |
March 14th
02:44
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This place is beautiful
This place is ugly
This place is beautiful
But it's so ugly
Without you
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23. |
February 26th
03:02
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Wyth Dryden New York, New York
Generative plotter artist and chaotician making experimental dark ambient eerie horror noise that belongs in a movie that doesn't exist as a way to further express a need to create.
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