1. |
Space Ghost
03:09
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Algorithms aggregate my ego,
keep the ghost
skulking at my door
Frictionless
filter-slick life, yeh:
What you want
before even you know
Cut your hair
Do your job
Justify
Who you are
How temptation
illustrates the dream though
Digital
Flat, distraction store
Medication
mitigates the symptoms
While we waste
softly at the core
Cut your hair
Do your job
Justify
Who you are
Trade your time
Be productive
Life's too short
To be lived
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2. |
Feelings
03:34
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I guess I just
caught up with my feelings again
I guess I forgot
they're the only real things there is
Stories just clog up
my mind with false claims
which play with my head
But truth don't come dressed up
It nakedly displays what's right there
Love don't grope
for proof that it's alive
And love don't show
no sign of being contrived
I'm so sorry that I said
the love was real
that was only ever in my head
I just got caught up
inside my own daydream again
So I end up just
playing with your feelings
I guess I forgot, you also had feelings,
dreams in your head
I guess that you must
wait for me to deal with
these things again
Love don't grope
for proof that it's alive
And love don't show
no sign of being contrived
I'm so sorry that I said
the love was real
that was only ever in my head
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Ronan Bristol, UK
I write songs about the confusion of being alive, heartbreak, and Settlers of Catan -
www.ronanloughney.com
Ronan recommends:
100% Dee-Licious
by Hong Kongleton
Some previous collaborations with Mr Matthew Mysko
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