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I Don’t Think About You
This is an anthem of denial. The narrator claims 'I don't think about you,' yet lists every single moment of the day and night—from the morning sun to the burning trees—where the thought of the lover persists. I wanted to use irony to show that the harder we try to push a memory away, the more it consumes our entire world.
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THE VERSES
I don't think about you
In the morning
When I wake up
Or at night
When I lay down to rest
I don't think about you
Not when the moon is full
And not when the clouds cover up the sun
Not when the trees are burning
Or the world stops turning
I don't think about you
In the morning
When I wake up
Or at night
When I lay down to rest
I don't think about you
Not when the moon is full
And not when the clouds cover up the sun
Not when the trees are burning
Or the world stops turning
ECHOES FROM THE VOID
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