EPISODE · Jan 4, 2026 · 3 MIN

chaos

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LYRICS: when i find i can't i just can't take me and i start to die there's no other other in the ether. take me when i cry chaos intercepts me when i find the source if there's no i chaos intercepts me will i find the source if there's no i i'm empty, i’ll be be free apear to diss you cannot see me now i'm empty i am happy disappear, there's no me now i am empty, i’ll be free appear to diss, you can’t see then i find the chaos that’s inside me and i cry i've been cut fresh and you've gone on about how beautiful, i hope you figure out where to put me in a vase in case i last if i fall apart don't worry it’s so crass i'm a flower and i'm wilted hear me in the chaos, i roar i’ll be in the ether there’s no me here, not one single more chaos is inside me

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