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Eternal Return (Deja Vu)
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THEY CAME AND WENT
THOSE DAYS OF LUST AND LOVE AND LAMENT
TRYING TO FIND A FEELING
WITH PSYCHIC EXISTENTIAL MEANING
I SAW IT WITH MY INNER VISION
OR WAS IT ON MY TELEVISION?
I HAD A DREAM ABOUT AMERICA
DEVOURING THE SOUL OF THE WORLD
BUT NOW I KNOW
DEJA VU
I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU
WHEN IT’S ALL OVER
IT WILL RETURN A NEW
IT’S IS ETERNAL
IT’S OUR TATTOO
I’VE ALWAYS BEEN
HERE WITH YOU
DEJA VU
REPENT REPENT
FOR ALL THE AGES THAT WERE SPENT
SUBSTITUTING MYTH FOR MEANING
FALSE IDOLS FOR THAT FEELING
IT’S IN PURSUIT OF STIMULATION
OR CODED IN THIS SIMULATION?
I HAD A DREAM ABOUT AMERICA
DEVOURING THE SOUL OF THE WORLD
BUT NOW I KNOW
DEJA VU
I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU
WHEN IT’S ALL OVER
IT WILL RETURN A NEW
IT’S IS ETERNAL
OUR SHARED TATTOO
I’VE ALWAYS BEEN
HERE WITH YOU
DEJA VU
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Gary V Los Angeles, California
Using guitars, vocals and sparse electronic elements, Gary V pulls from various visual and musical inspirations to create waking dream sub-realities that devastate and elate.
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