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Slow, driving beats, and distant melodies
Comprise the noise inside of me.
Dissonant voices that won't just let me be
Chip away at my own sanity.
Gaslight myself into believing I,
Am not worth the dirt under the sky.
But instead of despair, I opened up my eyes
And saw beyond all of these lies.

Is it bad that I find solace in these
Times I've had to fix broken memories?
Maybe sad that I thought I wasn't strong,
But I'm glad that in the end I was wrong.
Is it bad?
Maybe sad,
But I'm glad

Lost and afraid, I began to descend,
A death spiral that could spell my end.
Feeling alone, I look for a friend
That has a hand that they can lend.
Forget my name, and push myself beyond
All the times that I wished I was gone.
These driving beats and melodies play on
But this far from my swan song.

Is it bad that I find solace in these
Times I've had to fix broken memories?
Maybe sad that I thought I wasn't strong,
But I'm glad that in the end I was wrong.
Is it bad? (that I find solace in these)
(Times I've had to fix broken memories)
Maybe sad (that I thought I wasn't strong)
But I'm glad (that in the end I was wrong)
Maybe sad,
But I'm glad

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from DILEMMEMORIA, released December 7, 2023

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Reali-tGlitch Seattle, Washington

A producer since the age of 12 in 2006, Reali-tGlitch has produced a great number of genres over the years. Now focusing more in goth/industrial/synthpop styles, while still letting loose in the 2 Hour Track Sundays compositions, he continues to make the music he loves.
Recently, he started a new side-project title Echo Ex Machina, focusing on instrumental cyberpunk-oriented music. ... more

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