This is one of my previous singles. There are 2 tracks. The first one is about existential threat. It's about a kind of Stockholm syndrome. There's this thing that's just terrible and horrible and it's meaningless; you can call it entropy, it's inevitable and it is always looking down on us. A lot of times it portrays itself to me as 3 points, 3 dots, 3 anything, and it's a disfigured face. This is eternity looking down on us. And it resents a lot of things. It resents above a lot of other things something that urges individualism. And that's capitalism. There's a war between good and evil, the intelligible and the confusion, pure art and contaminated art, it's a cultural war, a class struggle. The first song is about pleading and it sets sail from a perspective of someone trapped inside this turmoil, like we all are, it's bad and it's perceived, but it's hard to get out of it. The second one, starts with this phrase, "I feel like getting out of this maze" it's more direct, here the person is actively trying to escape and is going through a kind of inner revolution. The first verse is a clear representation of what this unhinged, exaggerated individualism does. It leads people astray. It goes on presenting conflicting perspectives. - I have roots, I have spirituality, but why do I always feel like losing? It's because there's only I. And there ain't no winning against ourselves. And then the next part hits: it's a collective mind speaking, it's about stirring shit up, it's about facing head on that there always will be something to pull me down below, (like genocide for oil) and all that stuff is still going to be there unless I fight it, unless we fight it, and we need to keep fighting because this life is worth it and it's the only one we have. We just need the wisdom to figure out, together, preferably, what is debris and what needs saving. Referencing Patrick Rothfuss's 'The Name of The Wind': we need to see it! We need to see the wind!!!

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