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lyrics
the day it all came together was the day it came apart.
the time things all got united was when they came untied.
things finally got related once they disintegrated.
the moment I made my mark was the minute I got erased.
the day it all got glued together was the day it all blew apart and away.
the second everything fell into place was the hour of its scattering.
The stones of heaven, the stars of the sea,
sang to each other self-referentially.
I, in the end, heard my name called clearly
when the words had been removed.
the body came to attention when the belly came unbuttoned.
and when an identity showed up was when my personality split.
green started making sense when broken into yellow and blue,
and when O wandered away from the H and its fancy 2.
I'll fly to a million small pieces, every millionth of me off on its own.
the bones of heaven, the space of the sea share a common particality.
the instant it came into focus was the blurriest of all.
the occasion of any sense-making is conversion to a bucket of......bits.
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