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The Ecologist
03:32
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I’ve seen death, and it’s seen me
I’ve seen the end of the world in the rings of trees
I’ve seen time, how it’s bought and sold
I’ve been to the edge where nothing grows old
I’ve seen death, it’s all around me
I’ve seen the destruction of both the birds and the bees
I’ve seen the scars, surface and underneath
I’ve been to Heaven but please don’t follow me.
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Pandemic No. 9
04:35
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How can I articulate all the things I’ve lost of late?
How do I make myself whole?
How can we anticipate all the shit that lies in wait?
How do we dig out of the hole?
Why do we calculate everything we love and hate?
It’s as if the sum is greater than the…
Soul
How do I demonstrate this has all been worth the pain,
when I feel so empty when I am full?
How can we emancipate ourselves from systems we create?
How do we make our lives pure?
How can we eradicate something we refuse to name?
How can so many be so sure?
Why do we facilitate injustices we claim to hate?
How do we sleep when we are the…
Cure
How do we illuminate the difference between choice and fate,
that there’s something here that must endure?
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