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Winterhands
03:38
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UCICU
03:48
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You will never get me to glow
Still I feel alight.
The bluest of fire won’t warm me
This is my time.
You see I see You
Can you stare right the essence?
A glance is no good.
How much can one look contain?
So sense my mind.
You see I see You
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We Are Constructs (LIVE)
03:07
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Repetitions of a system’s code
Do not make a vessel.
What vector makes that possible?
Maybe it’s a mere desire.
I’m no part of sum.
I’m the integral.
You are but I don’t see the need for it.
Nothing more than sentient beings
Just code and memory.
So change the code, change the memory
We are a construct.
I’m no part of sum.
I’m the integral.
You are but I don’t see the need for it.
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