"Out Here On This Very Day” by Prince Neptune

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🗓️ 10 March 2020

⏱️ 4 minutes

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"Out Here On This Very Day” by Prince Neptune (Cody Simpson) Out here on this very day We journey further into the illusion Adrift in the great dream Yearning for entry into the severed realm Do you know that the death of earth soon come? Do you know the progress of destruction? Do you know the strange new topography of the coast? Life closes in slowly around us And we seek salvation in copulation In drugs And by sunset we ascend Only to find that our minds And our bodies Weren't ours at all.

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0:00.0	The The Take a deep breath.
0:30.2	This moment is yours.
0:33.7	This is naked on Kashmir.
1:07.0	No. This is Naked on Kashmir. Out here on this very day, we journey further into the illusion, adrift in the great dream, yearning for entry into the severed realm.
1:15.9	Do you know that the death of earth soon come?
1:20.2	Do you know the progress of destruction?
1:24.2	Do you know the strange new topography of the coast?
1:29.6	Life closes in slowly around us, and we seek salvation in coculation in drugs, and by
1:38.5	sunset we ascend, only to find that our minds and our bodies weren't ours at all.
1:51.0	That was by a close friend of mine, Cody Simpson, or by his writer's name, Prince Neptune.
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