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The Message
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It all starts here
Or should I say… it all ends here
I guess we all thought the world would fix itself somehow.
We were all just praying for a miracle
Well… needless to say… that miracle, never happened
Every day goes by… we say this is the worse it can get.
Then tomorrow comes along … and proves us all wrong.
Some died by others… some died by themselves
So now very few of us remain..
It’s been said that only the strong survive
I am not sure if that is true
Because all those strong ones fought and they all died
All us so-called weak ones… just found places to hide.
All I can say is…. we’re still here… I’m still here
But what I want to know is…
for how long…
and will I be alone!
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The Run
02:29
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Zombie
05:35
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Innovation
03:42
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Runaway Imagination
04:11
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The Hunt or the Hunted
04:21
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Sentimental
03:24
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Beyond the Mirror
04:46
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Desolation
07:56
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Pat Cotillo Jr. New York, New York
I was introduced to electronic music by my father at the age of 10 (1980) with Tomita and Tangerine Dream. The sounds and melodies immediately spoke to me. But it wasn’t just the melodies, it was the endless variations of sound textures of a synthesizer that hit a nerve. Since then I have always been fascinated with synthesizers, mainly analog synths and it inspired me to create my own material. ... more
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