anne will drop her glasses
then she will change
she will lose herself
and be sad
the horizon has been eaten by flies
the gateway opened after so much time
she is alone and safe under the sky
it can't see her
when anne is caught in bright light
and her skull is seeping poison
everything will be perfect
rivers of maggots flood cities on fire
so they can come and give birth to the corpse sky
she is alone and safe under the sky
it can't see her
but without her glasses anne gets confused
it's all nonsense and noise
endlessly endlessly
the clouds are made of ghosts torn to pieces
their hollow rain makes them whole again
this is her home now
and it is quiet
anne is alone and she is safe
the world is made of broken glass
needles fill the air
they have come to stay
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if someone asks me for my favourite or any 80s disco track I still replay in my head again and again, I'll have to clarify why I'd make an exception for Spectrum. absolute bomb with such honest and raw emotion, it just makes me bawl. <3 neuroticcanary
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Cartoon Network will always be my favorite for the pure trauma venting, but Music... Music makes me cry every time I listen. I want to say both are my favorite, but Bandcamp sucks ass lol danijayy
Ebullient, unapologetically queer hyperpop from the San Diego upstart, featuring collaborations with Fire-Toolz, Erin Corbett, and more. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 14, 2021
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a bold statement. while I can't say I'm deeply in love of every moment of it, there's something about it that speaks to me quite strongly. highly recommended Watching Nebula