1. |
Reboot
01:44
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I saw a form that was
Fragmented, disconnected
From it all I came to find
The ones we left behind
Erase the hard drive - faster than the light
Start to reset
And leave it all behind
What’s left of us becomes
Outdated, integrated
Falling far behind
The ones who speak
Of what’s to come
Reset the clock
Go down the path not taken
Erase the hard drive - faster than the light
Recursive memory leaking, synchronized
Corrupt the heart, purge everything in sight
Start to reset
And leave it all behind
When you’re done
Just turn me off
Scrap the pieces
Count the cost
Someone else
Will come along
Newer frame
Rate me a loss
Erase the hard drive - faster than the light
Recursive memory leaking, synchronized
Corrupt the heart purge everything in sight
Start to reset
And leave it all behind
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3. |
Cascade
04:58
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4. |
Cybernoir
06:51
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5. |
HyperNothing
06:11
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The weight of a moment burning away
Counting minutes and hours I lose track
It’s all the same
I can be someone you know
I can be someone you remember forever, however long that is
All souls fade away
And the things we do
I don’t want to lose
Taken to my limits
It’s just a waste of time
I won’t kick and scream anymore
I want to be someone
Why can’t I be someone?
All souls fade away
And the things we do
I don’t want to lose
All souls fade away
All the things we do
We forget them too
All the lovers, all the dreamers
Falling apart, they fall apart
Where do I go when you dream
How can that last, until we come to
Where do we go, where do I go
Can you take away my fears and bring me back again
All souls fade away
And the things we do
I don’t want to lose
All souls fade away
All the things we do
We forget them too
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7. |
Apex
05:12
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8. |
Infiltrate
05:24
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9. |
Black
03:42
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10. |
Ex Machina
05:33
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11. |
Non-Zero
06:46
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12. |
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Dedicate
Premedicate
myself into this wire
and now I’m veins and cables
“Welcome New Product How can we sell you?
Please be advised All previous selves
will be deleted”
Wired in
A narcissistic grin
My thoughts are algorithm
you can play me with precision
I think they want me to dance and forget
I think they want me to pretend that I’m real
They won’t say it
If you sell it like disease and pain
Because you’re a best seller
Don’t say it
God will send saints to rape my eyes
I’m blind and I see I’m so Jaded
God will send saints to rape my eyes
I’m jaded
Your attempts to find god will fail
Satisfaction will Fail
Attempts to find
God will fail
The numbers in the sky leave me with
Wire lust
(Turn me off)
And every time I try to disconnect
Wire Lust
(Turn me off)
Disconnect
Disconnect
It hurts to be sold
It hurts to be human
It hurts to be sold
It hurts to be human
If I could stop
I’d disconnect myself
If I could stop
I’d disconnect myself
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
Disconnect me
C’mon and tell me
Now.
Now that I’m gone
Now that I’m…
Someone get me out.
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13. |
Lethal Embrace
06:33
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14. |
The Drums Of War
05:34
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15. |
The Way Through Is Out
02:49
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Ground To Dust Boston, Massachusetts
Ground to Dust began in 2007 as an instrumental project by Antidote For Annie creator paTrick with the release of a seven track self-titled EP. Drawing on the influences of Industrial, EBM and Synth-Pop, as well as Noise, Drum and Bass, Ambient and even Classical sounds. ... more
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