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Recluse, Recluse
02:14
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I must be pretty broken,
To think this is within reason.
Recluse, Recluse you’re on the loose (run away).
Recluse, Recluse you’re on the loose run away today.
Eyes are all pouring over,
To judge what they haven’t seen, before.
Recluse, Recluse you're on the loose (run away).
Recluse, Recluse you're on the loose run away I say.
Time flies beneath her,
Leaving you where you were lost, before.
Recluse, Recluse you’re on the loose (Run away).
Recluse, Recluse you’re on the loose (Run away).
Move on. Move on. Move on. Recluse,
Move on. Move on. Move on.
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Monster
04:13
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Reverse Beginnings
03:51
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Again
06:13
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Begin
To see right through,
Again.
Hold on
To further truths,
Again.
Go on
consume my life,
Again.
I think
I can live with that,
Again.
So come
and go, again,
my friend.
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Windhelm
03:40
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Infamous
05:10
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Youth is yesterday,
what lies awake for me?
Humble beginnings,
replaced by a feverish pace.
Make a name, I said,
make a name and live on and on.
Lennon, Jobs: They’re not dead,
I still talk about them.
I won’t be forgotten.
Not today.
Not in this sick world.
Not a way.
It’s too easy now,
To be a name.
Dancing in the sparkling lights,
In the parade.
Kissing babies heads, driving fancy cars,
fucking everyone, cause you can / they are names.
Backed by black artifacts,
striding alone in time.
Ageless but infamous,
silhouettes slipping through.
Where do you fit?
I’ll say Frankenstein,
you’ll say the name of the Creature.
But it isn’t.
Your creation precedes you, Frankenstein,
the name lives on, but the face is mine,
Creature running in the dead of night
is more memorable than you or I.
Shelley: how’d you know?
Shelley: who’d you know?
Shelley: how’d you…?
Shelley, who?
What does it even mean now,
To have a name
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The April Fools Childrenhood Vancouver, British Columbia
David Knights Cowling creates on the unceded and occupied lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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