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Under the sun
04:40
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Under the sun
God once said “there is nothing new under the sun”
or maybe Ecclesiastes wrote it i don’t know how I’m supposed to understand the bible.
When words are spoken, they are all words.
When breaths are taken, they are all breaths.
How i understand it, there is nothing new under the sun.
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Futility Part 1
21:22
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i spin in the same circle every day
i cant stop spinning
i wake up and spin
spinning on the ground
how am i supposed to walk
i cant stop spinning
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Futility part 2
24:32
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i spin in the same circle every day
i cant stop spinning
i wake up and spin
spinning on the ground
how am i supposed to walk
i cant stop spinning
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Futility Part 3
16:28
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i spin in the same circle every day
i cant stop spinning
i wake up and spin
spinning on the ground
how am i supposed to walk
i cant stop spinning
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