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Play the Part
01:10
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(An echo rang out as the transmission came to a halt. A signal that should’ve faded in an instant took what felt like years to waver and eventually decay. A wide, dark expanse of nothing filled his eyes while the low pitter-patter of signals, mechanical whirr, and on-again-off-again silence tore holes through his ears as wide as winter is long. From the chaotic calm came clarity, and without thinking, he knew what to do next.)
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June, Pt. 1
02:02
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All your friends need a helping hand, but you’re not home.
Guess they’ll find a better way.
Let the gears turn.
Watch the gears turn.
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Hazy
03:02
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Near, far, wherever you are
You find yourself a subconscious state of mind.
Here, gone. Staring at the lawn.
You lost yourself to a promise.
Fear, stall. Preparing for the squall.
You give yourself an ungodly length of time.
Hear the call, staring at the wall.
You asked yourself: do you promise?
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4. |
Pen and Paper
02:56
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It all started as a question,
and it’s ending with one.
And a lonely confession: I wanted to be just like you.
I’ll see you next time.
I guess I’ll see you next time.
Pen and paper on the table
and the onus on one.
And the world was on fire.
It’s starting to feel like it’s just me.
I’ll see you next time.
Yeah, I guess I’ll see you next time.
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Friendship 7
03:33
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The thought was slipping from your mind. Stay away to pass the time.
The engines burnout in a plume.
More for me is more for you.
The thought was slipping from your mind. Stay away to pass the time.
The engines burnout, and so do you.
Is enough for 1 enough for 2?
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6. |
June, Pt. 2
02:19
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Hard to pretend.
Far from the end of it.
(As the flurry of work came to a close and the signals to a halt, there was-well earned- a moment of brief repose. Knowing full and well his work wasn't done, he played the waiting game. Just then, another transmission came across the two way radio...)
Please don’t forget
You’re far from the end of it.
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