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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2020 · 5 MIN

Splinter In The Mind's Eye

from Dgar Music · host Jon O'Hare

Splinter In The Mind's Eye - Dgar [Lyrics] I can see through the thin line that you call your mind. Darkness comes creeping, walls are receding, outside they say you look fine. Monsters are creeping from my head, talons are shining, eyes are desiring, the flesh they rip from the dead. Mirrors are breaking in me. Kaleidoscope reflections I see. Walk on shards with my cut-up feet. Nobody's home, you're all alone, you can't be wasting time. There's sinners around, they must be brought down, your poem doesn't rhyme. The poisoned earth has gone completely, opened up to eat me. Aching for outdoors. It's so bright, artificial hygienic white light, I can't take it anymore. I see you there in the corner. The world looks at you with contempt. They are glad to find you mad. Not even your mother wept. Can't get no light in. The fear is blinding. I want to curl up and die. I can't imagine, with this painful stabbin', a splinter in my mind's eye. Locked up and forgotten, we leave you there. Tie up your body, cut off your hair. You're running out of time. You can still make your poem rhyme. Written and composed by Jon O'Hare. Performed by Jon O'Hare, @Reid-Michael-Hall.

Splinter In The Mind's Eye - Dgar [Lyrics] I can see through the thin line that you call your mind. Darkness comes creeping, walls are receding, outside they say you look fine. Monsters are creeping from my head, talons are shining, eyes are desiring, the flesh they rip from the dead. Mirrors are breaking in me. Kaleidoscope reflections I see. Walk on shards with my cut-up feet. Nobody's home, you're all alone, you can't be wasting time. There's sinners around, they must be brought down, your poem doesn't rhyme. The poisoned earth has gone completely, opened up to eat me. Aching for outdoors. It's so bright, artificial hygienic white light, I can't take it anymore. I see you there in the corner. The world looks at you with contempt. They are glad to find you mad. Not even your mother wept. Can't get no light in. The fear is blinding. I want to curl up and die. I can't imagine, with this painful stabbin', a splinter in my mind's eye. Locked up and forgotten, we leave you there. Tie up your body, cut off your hair. You're running out of time. You can still make your poem rhyme. Written and composed by Jon O'Hare. Performed by Jon O'Hare, @Reid-Michael-Hall.

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