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in consequence
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the city is filled with undimensional things
kabuki girls and shadow-play boys dance on Punch and Judy strings
the office-block windows form random patterns
one way mirror eyes
I need the fix of oblivion to come
I need the night
and the shadows are alive with grinning familiars of fate
factories of coincidence hum
manufacture my mistake
translating Rosetta stones of needs
Enigma codes of pain
I’ll show you dark horizons we once knew
we will begin again
and the rain came down to haunt us
all the colors washed away
the mystery unfolded
the contradictions weighed
and I always knew that you would turn upon yourself one day
in consequence
you turned away
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silver walks Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hailing from Philadelphia, silver walks blends punk, electronic psychedelia, noise, ebm and industrial music. Led by main songwriter Daniel McCullough, their blend of expressive, literate synthrock has struck a chord with audiences on the East Coast.
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