Name: Rot Here and Forget Me, Movement IV
Duration: P00H01M40S
Description: A demo segment from the song "Rot Here and Forget Me," a time travelling epic incorporating suicide and rebirth, built on the theme of "Hollywood and Vines" by Michael Giacchino from the Lost soundtrack.

Rot Here and Forget Me, Movement IV

from Drain Deimos by History Abhors a Paradox

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A demo segment from the song "Rot Here and Forget Me," a time travelling epic incorporating suicide and rebirth, built on the theme of "Hollywood and Vines" by Michael Giacchino from the Lost soundtrack.

lyrics

We fled to the rhythm of dying stars
No consequences, this new world is ours
In the light benign which they leave behind
We seek the music of a paradigm

A paradigm so vast and in keeping, so broad
The harmony of the abyss we laud
It reminds us yet of a life we'd anxiously sought
Regardless of the soot our lungs have so far caught

So far, so well, caught in lung, in vain being
The scrapings of our skins as we careen
Inhaled, imbibed gladly in pursuit of virtue
It is the balance that gives it this value.

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from Drain Deimos, released March 21, 2016
Written and performed by BrianshipPotemkin
Main theme by Michael Giacchino

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History Abhors a Paradox Romania

Two dudes with similar scopes of vision meet in time and space:
A tech-master and a wordsmith, both discerning modern philosophers;
A paradox is created; a temporal distortion powerful enough to derail their separate histories...

Perhaps these two dudes can make something together, which separately, they would be hardly capable of.
But is that what really matters?
We shall see. ... more

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