Singularity
by Hollow & Akimbo
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Singularity
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Molecule
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released 22 May 2012
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- Track Name: Singularity
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Should know enough not to get caught with your hands red,
but the color you've got has a purplish hue to it instead,
and try as I might, searching low and then high, all that I can find
is a version of you and a person there who can't remember.
Well, I thought pretty hard, and decided I'm back where it started,
and the last time I left you were on your way home,
but try as I might searching low and then high, nothing comes to mind.
home again. wondering when it'll add up.
It adds up.
Don't know how I ended up in this place, so far from everyone I know.
No, how? I'm near everybody now.
so in this case, as a singularity,
I am more than happy to pull you back in
into no singularity ever again.
Should know enough not to get caught with your hands red,
when whatever you want is hovering right over your head,
and try as I might, still the only thing I can find
is a version of you
as a person there who can't remember how it adds up. - Track Name: Molecule
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One of the few minor benefits to the shocking discovery
I made in the morning, without any warning,
had simply forgotten what it was like.
This isn't a joke, man. I'm as thin as smoke, man
and I can pass through anyone,
and as far as I can tell I can't affect them.
It's just the same as it ever was.
Hitched a ride, and as you passed by
I laid face down to the floor.
will you pass by again?
and so I stole a couple things for fun,
but in a few years, I'm a stranger to anyone.
Even in my own eyes, even back in Shanghai.
Caught a glimpse, but it's gone again.
This isn't a joke man. I'm as thin as smoke, man,
and I can pass through anyone,
and as far as I can tell I can't affect them.
It's just the same as it ever was.
Why won't the light bounce off of my little molecule, like it did only yesterday?
