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My Shadow Fades
02:18
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Clip these wings, tear them out
im not deserving of them
or this or that or anything, cast me down with the rest of them
every day my shadow seems to fade and i can’t colour it in
Black and grey and endless rain will the sun ever return
This poor heart, tear it out
its not doing a thing
i think its dead or having a rest, or given up on pulling at strings
but as for my brain well it works without pay. negative commentary positively overwhelming
its not my day, its just not my day. go to bed and tomorrows the same
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Rainclouds
02:44
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To feel the joy of something new, to feel something at all Oh the thought of something true, it glimmers in the dark Reach inside, expose your heart, crush it in your hand The blood no longer pumps at all, its dried and turned to sand I will pretend just for now But this damn raincloud wont stop following me around I will pretend just for now But this damn raincloud keeps hanging around The daylight turns its back on me, till darkness fills this room All alone i turn to stone, solitude and gloom These blankets they constrain my mind, overwhelming fear This bed it swallows up my soul, i feel the end is near I will pretend just for now But this damn raincloud won't stop following me around I will pretend just for now But this damn raincloud keeps hanging around
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Pixius TAS, Australia
Pixius is the project of Hobart based musician Daniel Jackman.
All Compositions by Daniel Jackman.
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Spring Break From Space EP
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Deep space travel via audio pleasures
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