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Destruction derby
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Wax toys
05:27
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The end of all things
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The end of all things
I could make the volcanoes cry rivers of fire
I could travel through time changing the past of every man
I am a human being fixed in a moment that I could make last forever
or I could erase at my will
I am a ghost
for I can float up above everything
I can control every bit of dust in every mouse hole
I could make the stars fall in the vastness of the universe
but now the stars are all gone
there's no more ground to walk on
the ground fell underneath the heaviest nothingness of human beings
the sky became clearer and clearer
colder and colder
I remember when humans stood still in front of the failure of their desires
spechless
aimless
motionless
space disappeared
and the time cracked upon itself
leaving nothing but emptyness and erasing year after year the whole history of earth
anyway
the sun is brighter at the end of all things
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FLUM Italy
FLUM
shamanic
space
stoner
lloyd
juliette
roby
drums
synthesizer
guitar
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