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SESAK
The tree, withered and decayed,
sprawls its rot across the lands
to bind outstretch arms with pestilent faces
and their ravenous mouths devouring sand.
You clawed greedily at the tree,
the primordial sustenance of human ingenuity.
Stripping away the barks, tearing at the leaves.
The noose ever tighter, freedom always out of reach.
The first horn has been blown,
Hot hard wind blasting down your temple doors.
And you couldn’t move, trapped under moans
of leaders fighting over the thinning reality of borders.
Slips of silver glimpses disappearing into the greying skies.
You left us here gasping, the mad crowd embraces strangulation.
What we consume, then consumes us.
And your first sign was
Suffocation.
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These Arms Bore Firearms
05:03
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3. |
Red Dwarf White Giant
04:49
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4. |
Sleepless
05:01
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5. |
The Odd Futurist
05:03
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Odd Futurist
The binary speaks
from it's throne
'Let the cancer breed’
A monumental task to fade the pleural space
When it’s all a feedback loop
Time slows for no one here
It’s only beat repeat
Chorus:
Chrome constellations
Atlas star, we reap the sun
As the monolith
As ancient as the tool
And life suggested meaning
Them wise words from a fool
Cathartic layers bleed
A sick sense of tragedy
Time slows for no one here
It’s only beat repeat
Chorus:
Chrome constellations
Floating wild into the sun
We're the damned generation
Future’s odd and so is mine
Bridge:
Crude data optics
Crude data swipe your pick
Log into transact
Fuel for all your trip
Listening to conversations
Burning down this bridge
Chorus:
Chrome constellations
Floating wild into the sun
We're the damned generation
Future’s odd and so is mine
Floating, floating wild into
Chrome constellations
Atlas star, we reap the sun
We’re the biased generation
Screaming now not as one
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Hardihood Singapore, Singapore
Melodic Math Rock band
Formed: 2013,
Singapore
Iskandar M. Fawzi, Endra Mahmood and Shahreil Aziz.
The Odd Futurist depicts the journey of an individual, far into the future, who returns to present day earth to warn and save the inhabitants from self destruction. Does The Odd Futurist make it? What is the warning? What do we change now?
This is "The Odd Futurist”
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