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Universal Fade
05:17
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Daylight
Reflecting orange on the bedroom blind
Evening time
Rush hour traffic humming in an endless line
The world outside
Narrowing circles of a lifelong fight
Late summer doubt
To fear time
Might flicker out
Your satellite
Orbits this life
Drifts into night
Skyline
Planes etch trails on a dark blue sky
The neighbours fight
Pretty waitress
Visions of a drunken night
Stay or flight
Shorting options of a strung out mind
Slow motion life
A cosmic sigh
Distant starlight
Your thoughts drift high
These shaking hands
Hardened by time
Twilight
Night creeps westwards
Like a star lit tide
Moons crescent shine
Casting shadows turns the bedroom white
This heavy mind
Thoughts drift skyward to the humid night
Late summer doubt
To fear time
Might flicker out
Your satellite
Orbits this life
Drifts into night
Universal Fade (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Universal Fade (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
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Daylight
Reflecting orange on the bedroom blind
Evening time
Rush hour traffic humming in an endless line
The world outside
Narrowing circles of a lifelong fight
Late summer doubt
To fear time
Might flicker out
Your satellite
Orbits this life
Drifts into night
Skyline
Planes etch trails on a dark blue sky
The neighbours fight
Pretty waitress
Visions of a drunken night
Stay or flight
Shorting options of a strung out mind
Slow motion life
A cosmic sigh
Distant starlight
Your thoughts drift high
These shaking hands
Hardened by time
Twilight
Night creeps westwards
Like a star lit tide
Moons crescent shine
Casting shadows turns the bedroom white
This heavy mind
Thoughts drift skyward to the humid night
Late summer doubt
To fear time
Might flicker out
Your satellite
Orbits this life
Drifts into night
Universal Fade (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Universal Fade (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
Into your days (hold on)
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Dead Scientists UK
DEAD SCIENTISTS
Chester/Southampton UK
Mysterious words from fractured history books.
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It's simply awesome and captivating.
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