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Forget Me
05:16
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Would you forget me if I didn't have a name?
Would you forget me if everything's the same?
Would you forget me if I didn't hail your name?
Would you forget me if nothing was the same?
All our past regrets amount to nothing less
And all days reset to a time you'll forget
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Concrete
09:41
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Sugar is sweet but it's not concrete
Carnations in ration (pain)
Water leaves me dry, thirsty
Carnations in ration (pain)
Her talk was soft but was caught in the hall
Rehearsing to shadows, they were tall
Fractured weight drifting too far
Scattered but were plenty and completely empty
Carnations in ration (pain)
Sugar is sweet but it's not concrete
allow my decry when truths won't soothe nor deny
Sugar is sweet but it's not concrete
this cluster won't cure it just decays and deters
Carnations in ration (pain)
Water leaves me dry, thirsty
Pester me, this mass is always half empty
Water leaves me dry, thirsty
Tilted glass, my fractured present, and past
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Instincts
05:10
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Hair raised by instincts
Thoughts evaporate
Double cross migrates me to drop logic
Slave to my cravings
Gash above my lips
Artificial skin, embraced within
Artificial skin, blemished within
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Concavity Hamilton, Ontario
Concavity is a Canadian darkwave/post-punk duo formed in 2018 by Babette de Jong and Graham Bucci.
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EAT OUT! (remastered)
by Sex-Tron 5000
Host to many musical projects by Graham.
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BREAD: Best of 2021 Vol. 2
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Beth's synth-punk project
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Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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