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  • You know what troubles me?
    They say that nobody ever changes
    Despite their impressions otherwise
    And despite my efforts, I'm daunted by the same faults as always.
    While I'm tired of their jabs, they seem ever renewed by some hidden source of sustenance.
    They say that living 25 years is just the amount of time it takes
    To harden in your mold, in flexible
    But I'm past that line already
    I shuffle down the downhill side past broken trees and decomposition
    The bittersweet medley that blends death with hope of the ultimate oblivion
    Thirsty for a time when I would sit down, my work complete
    Surrounded by a field of fallen enemies in defeat
    Orbited by planetary jewels of my own design
    Made happy forever by their luminance
    But to break out of the present was impossible.
    The future doesn't exist yet; the past doesn't exist anymore.
    They've never existed: only this,
    the perpetual present where we're all stuck.
    But it felt like the coming day would just be a replica of one before
    With pain and boredom, and just brief bursts of pleasure
    And so miserable and feeling the futility of my existence,
    I lifted up my voice, and to my future being I sang this lament:
    Swear that I will crawl out the crater
    To smell the land that's left when the smoke clears
    Swear that when I slide down the side
    My troubles won't be close at my heels
    I can't promise you will be free from the ghosts
    Of fear, of pain, of doubting, but
    You will know the faces they show you
    And recognize they're only a vapor
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    Burned up, beaten down, bleak and weary
    Weakness is a wall that you have got around
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    My future self cheered me with these words
    And it was as if, though nothing had changed in my external world,
    I saw my future existence and my present unified in a strange eternal present
    As I continued to slide down the slope of the crater's outer wall,
    I thought, with great clarity, about the misery that had marked my life
    while I was struggling, inch by inch, to the crest of that vast volcanic mouth
    And I saw the singed bark of the stately trees,
    and I looked down and saw the darkened flesh of my own singed arms
    It was then that I realized that I had demonstrated,
    in my own fragile way,
    the strength of the tree
  • [00:12.14]You know what troubles me?
    [00:14.25]They say that nobody ever changes
    [00:16.69]Despite their impressions otherwise
    [00:19.51]And despite my efforts, I'm daunted by the same faults as always.
    [00:24.93]While I'm tired of their jabs, they seem ever renewed by some hidden source of sustenance.
    [00:35.34]They say that living 25 years is just the amount of time it takes
    [00:38.44]To harden in your mold, in flexible
    [00:42.32]But I'm past that line already
    [00:44.44]I shuffle down the downhill side past broken trees and decomposition
    [00:49.64]The bittersweet medley that blends death with hope of the ultimate oblivion
    [01:20.72]Thirsty for a time when I would sit down, my work complete
    [01:24.38]Surrounded by a field of fallen enemies in defeat
    [01:27.65]Orbited by planetary jewels of my own design
    [01:31.86]Made happy forever by their luminance
    [01:35.73]But to break out of the present was impossible.
    [01:38.09]The future doesn't exist yet; the past doesn't exist anymore.
    [01:41.41]They've never existed: only this,
    [01:44.42]the perpetual present where we're all stuck.
    [01:48.32]But it felt like the coming day would just be a replica of one before
    [01:52.31]With pain and boredom, and just brief bursts of pleasure
    [01:55.99]And so miserable and feeling the futility of my existence,
    [02:00.49]I lifted up my voice, and to my future being I sang this lament:
    [02:05.95]Swear that I will crawl out the crater
    [02:11.07]To smell the land that's left when the smoke clears
    [02:16.97]Swear that when I slide down the side
    [02:22.04]My troubles won't be close at my heels
    [02:28.40]I can't promise you will be free from the ghosts
    [02:34.61]Of fear, of pain, of doubting, but
    [02:39.25]You will know the faces they show you
    [02:45.08]And recognize they're only a vapor
    [02:50.93]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [02:56.48]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [03:03.48]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [03:08.25]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [03:14.15]Burned up, beaten down, bleak and weary
    [03:21.76]Weakness is a wall that you have got around
    [03:27.31]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [03:32.95]You may regret the route, but here you are anyway
    [03:39.51]My future self cheered me with these words
    [03:41.68]And it was as if, though nothing had changed in my external world,
    [03:47.16]I saw my future existence and my present unified in a strange eternal present
    [03:53.45]As I continued to slide down the slope of the crater's outer wall,
    [03:57.11]I thought, with great clarity, about the misery that had marked my life
    [04:02.74]while I was struggling, inch by inch, to the crest of that vast volcanic mouth
    [04:09.99]And I saw the singed bark of the stately trees,
    [04:12.95]and I looked down and saw the darkened flesh of my own singed arms
    [04:17.36]It was then that I realized that I had demonstrated,
    [04:21.17]in my own fragile way,
    [04:23.32]the strength of the tree