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Calculated Karma
05:38
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Calculate and Contemplate,
What you have done,
What you have done.
Draw out the diagrams,
And proofs that show,
Your guilt you've sown.
Calculate the Karma,
Show that you're alone.
Subtract the times you killed for spite,
Cause you were wronged.
Yeah, you weren't wronged.
Divide out and justify,
What you have done,
What you have done.
Calculate the Karma,
Show that you're alone.
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Weight of Glory
03:24
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Here, that's where I'll go,
To find myself alone.
And all of these things, they fall into place.
Same old way.
Here is the time that I swore I wouldn't,
But I couldn't go away.
And here is the time, I lost myself in what I,
Though I could become.
And I don't want to feel the weight of glory.
I can't climb high enough to escape it.
You, you hold me higher than the sun.
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Simulated Samsara
03:41
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(Instrumental)
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Looper
04:39
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I can tell it's the end of the road,
Cause everything is falling apart.
No one ever said,
No one ever said it would be easy.
But we come to the same old start.
And we lose what had made us art.
It goes on and on...
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Isaac John Minnesota
Isaac John is musician from St. Paul, MN. His most recent album, Reluctant Gods, pulls from dream pop, post-rock, and singer-songwriter styles to craft a sound all his own.
Isaac John recommends:
Prom-Prom
by Eternal Playback Sustained
Isaac's industrial-metal band from college. Featuring guitar from Zach Hansen and bass from Sam Sneve.
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Love is a Sea
by Once More, Autumn
Well written singer-songwriter music with elements of ambient and electronica.
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Ambience Volume III
by Underneath Oceans
Isaac's ambient/drone side-project.
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