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The most difficult post hitherto of my bipedal experience.

When I found out Manuel took his life roughly a week before July 4th, I felt thin, and immediately thought about how I had just seen him "last Saturday".

These are the three completely improvised and spontaneous recordings we fell upon after hours of deep conversation on that jolly Saturday. 

I'm glad we shared this last Saturday completely in the present moment, as it was truly medicinal to see that smile and bounce ideas and jokes off of each other that created, at the dullest of times, manic laughter.

We didn't get to finish the last one, as we had planned on returning to those ideas, so I thought it was appropriate to name it Sin Fin (without end).


Sin Fin

Last Saturday

Stay in this present moment with me
Stay in this moment
Don't Leave

her·o·ine
ˈherəwən/
noun
noun: heroine; plural noun: heroines

    a woman admired or idealized for her courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
    "she was the heroine of a materialist generation"
    synonyms:	brave woman, hero, woman of courage, woman of the hour; More
    victor, winner, conqueror
    "she's a heroine—she saved my baby"
    star, superstar, megastar, idol, celebrity, luminary;
    ideal, paragon, shining example;
    favorite, darling, queen;
    informalceleb
    "the literary heroine of Moscow"
    antonyms:	coward, loser, unknown, nobody
        the chief female character in a book, play, or movie, who is typically identified with good qualities, and with whom the reader is expected to sympathize.
        synonyms:	(female) protagonist, principal (female) character, principal (female) role, main character, title character; More
        (female) lead, lead actress, leading lady;
        prima donna, diva
        "the film's heroine"
        antonyms:	villain, supporting character, supporting role
        (in mythology and folklore) a woman of superhuman qualities and often semidivine origin, in particular one whose dealings with the gods were the subject of ancient Greek myths and legends.

Origin
mid 17th century (in the sense ‘demigoddess, venerated woman’): from French héroïne or Latin heroina, from Greek hērōinē, feminine of hērōs ‘hero.’

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Heroine

All Rise

Lyrics:
Vue Dæ Ja

Use it  Well

Hello? Is anyone there?
Can you hear me?
I'm right here.

Let me play y'all a melody.
Use it well.

Take what is mine.

Mother don't you see?
You've lost your motherly touch.

Drop the Ego.
Drop the Ego my precious mother.

That should be the last time you take what is mine.

Maybe one more time; who knows.

En Passant

Welcome To Our Night Show by Lucera and VuDeja Productions

Glitched [Draft]

Send Me [Draft]

Special credit to Omar Martinez and Jerome Haltom

Desaparecio [Draft]

Pasito - Lucera Waltz

ceaping The Writhem [Draft]

Lyrics

The same routine, daily I believe.
 Thinking of her owner, but laying with me.

I ponder of my Queen; her absence caters to the reasons why I bleed so tenderly.

It's a Holy day; holding on to you.
Flesh over the bone; not visible but true...minds think alike,
to avoid a fight...for your family - in spite of all the kites that have taken flight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22JfGLHYMtM

Sneak En

E Race Her [Draft]

Perfect Curfew [Draft]

All original, diary-sketch, music; llessura

Vu Dæ Ja

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