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Sine Die

from Live The Dream by Neuron Dreamtime

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Here I go, doing what I do best
What you do, what I detest
It’s not the same but it’ll do, accepted like the rest
So here it is from me to you, just don’t hold your breath

This medicine is yours, don’t you recognize the taste
Something such as this should never go to waste
So fuck the tradition and settle the score
Can this truly be?
Are we working whores?
Taking what we like least
Do we bare the shame?
In what God’s name?
I won’t take the blame
This is your fault, never mine
We’ll never reach the line
Where the body terminates its time
Procrastinating all of mine
I am hurting
From this simple crime
As I divide myself
One more time

How can we stop this vicious cycle if we don’t know when to start?

Maybe the beginning
Maybe in the end
Maybe on the other side
Or maybe within
Here I go, doing what you’d not expect
Wiping the slate clean and making correct
Stepping into the storm
It made a sound and formed
A mutual understanding
That was bright and warm
But it wasn’t without
The wait of the doubt
Hypocrisy’s hold on me
Was steering the route

The grip is tight but I’ll break free, ‘cause as of now I feel that I am through with this!

I will snap the chain and clear away all that remains
Accept your right, deny the end
I am through with this until again

Just not today

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from Live The Dream, released February 1, 2010

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Neuron Dreamtime Independence, West Virginia

Anomalous ambidustrial electronic music as an amalgamation of art, sounds and technology.

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