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Dissociate
06:21
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Separate from your mind
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Void Drifter
04:31
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Digital Void
04:43
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I am an anomaly
In your reality
Do you know if I am even real?
More than you know you are?
What is the true nature of existence?
You will never really know
Solipsism is something that we cannot comprehend
Drowning in a sea of perceptions
You can only meet me as much as you've met yourself
We don't really know what the truth is
We don't have the time to question such matters
Just obey
What is the true nature of existence?
You will never really know
Solipsism is something that we cannot comprehend
Don't expand your mind
Just consume
Don't be creative
Just consume
Drowning in a sea of perceptions
You can only meet me as much as you've met yourself
We don't really know what the truth is
CONSUME
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The Signal
03:29
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Polarity
05:35
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Love is a human construct, created by us all
Question your reality
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bork750 Denver, Colorado
bork750; the synth-metal extraordinaire of cyber space, invites you to revel in the sounds of soaring synths, heavy guitars, crushing drums and ambient soundscapes.
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