Being in the Skeleton World [beta]
Saturday, August 6, 2005 (according to my windoze box)

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Taken from my original description on Soundclick.com:

The night I wrote this I was visited twice by my younger
sister's ex-boyfriend. He came, high on speed, to tell me
many things, including how depressed he got when my sister
broke up with him. I could barely understand half of the
words he spoke, though they weren't always being quite spoken.
 
Under fluorescent lights, the world seemed to be hollow
and to have a dry smirk to it. I felt like a grey wafer
crawling lightly on corrugated cardboard. All bodies were
transformed into skeletons that late at night. It seemed
that the real reason to go to bed on time was not to rest
ourselves, but rather to escape the skeletal selves that
would emerge from our skins.

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*NOTES

The whole thing was almost improvised, but more like
"composed in a very short period of time". I planned to
re-record the track in order to glorify the DIY/eclectic
sounds of water jugs and free-tuned ice cream dishes,
but now -- Sunday, September 3, 2006 -- I don't forsee
getting around to that anytime soon.

Oh well. I hope it is still enjoyable as a mood piece.

-Diptera

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diptera@transtagonist.org

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