Planet of Slums

from S/T LP by Negative Scanner

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It never ends, don’t you forget it.
After a while, he’ll just wanna talk to you but he’ll pretend
that he’s better than it. He’s better than it.
After all, you’ve just been a little slut, a cunt, a bad friend.

It never ends, I hope you forget it.
Struggle to end it but just find yourself with her again.
Don’t you miss your friends or have your secrets replaced them?
Don’t you miss your friends or do you need to suffer to prove their existence?

You’re nothing, you’re nowhere,
no shape, no form,
contented in darkness,
navigate through nothingness.

You’re nothing, nowhere,
no shape, no form.

Nothing.

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from S/T LP, released July 10, 2015

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Can only be described by negation. Unknowable, ungraspable, unpredictable, non-identical. We don't even sound like this BANDCAMP

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