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Discomfort
02:15
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Comfort was never an option; blind ignorance appears too often to feel safe in your own skin. To divert your happiness to the clutch of discrimination is to accept defeat.
Yours is a cause too important to lose faith in.
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Quintessence
03:55
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You will die, the world will envelop you, and your life will have been meaningless. And we'll move on without you.
Death is inevitable; change is inevitable.
Hold your words. They'll be all you have after no one returns; bridges burnt. Your demise is greeted by an apathetic world.
And we'll move on without you.
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Waiting
02:04
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Dread and confidence are just false memories; our concurrency.
Nothing feels the same as it used to, but senseless and deprived, I will wait for you.
Your lies don't deter my purpose, because truth outweighs the world.
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Abhorrence
03:43
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There's a useful abhorrence that causes memories to fade. A non-deliberate action that helps all in vain. A wrongful necessity in it's wickedness. The action, just as shameful as any criticism you can throw my way.
I feed off your hate.
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Recollection
01:13
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I miss who we used to be.
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Confusion Specialist Records Belgrade, Serbia
RIP
Based in Belgrade since 2015. Releasing dark, weird and emotional music.
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