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I watched a galaxy of dust expand in the golden streams that came through the pane, lay on the rug, and tried my best to think of anything but my name

We're connected, you and me, like all the creatures in the sea, and all these separate entities are only in your mind

There are buildings and places you're written in to
Like every other molecule as good as belongs to you
How can you rely so positively on something so malleable as memory
You see I deal in uncertainty, I'm ruled by a fear that's always controlling me, it's what keeps me here: I might be wrong

Wah-ooh wah-ooh wah-ooh wah-ooh

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from Everything, Loads, All the Time, Forever, track released September 29, 2017

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James Ewan Tait Sheffield, UK

Awkward crooner and noise enthusiast

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