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Don't Wait for Validation - Come Together // Große Inventur
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music is the song 'Große Inventur' by Garben @garben

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artwork illustration by Peter Uertz, Düsseldorf / Germany

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fusion of it all - fictionalive with the poepoems series and the hyper media reports

Don't Wait for Validation - Come Together // Große Inventur

Written by James Geer

Bejeebers
I’m wasted beyond time
I’m wasted beyond rhyme
Don Julio and lime

I want you
I think you’re really fine
I want to make you mine
Til the end of times

I need you
I need you like a hit
Of some addictive shit
That I can’t quit

I want you
I want the things you do
I want your magic brew
I love you

Afflicted

The moon on the sea

Herbstmond rmx

Wilfried Hanrath - Herbstmond rmx (disquiet0714)

I was looking at old photos of a town gathering in the 1800s for a lynching. I was struck at the carnival atmosphere, the presence of all kinds of people, women and children. This is disturbing but very real and it is NOT confined to America,the South but instead is a sad global problem with religions and "God". Too often I think religions are excuses to commit some of the most awful  human atrocities . Religions,like leader cults(nazis/emperorsetc), seem to blind masses into justifying the slaughter  of the enemy of the day. God in most religions preached tolerance/forgiveness/inclusion and yet these fundamental principles are conveniently forgotten when it comes time to fulfill some self serving goal, monetary/territorial or ego. I wish I knew why

lyrics
glowing yellow sun
clear bright blue sky
leaves are dancing in the wind

sherriff and the barber
the doctor and the lawyer 
all the townspeople are there

just to meet and greet
and to chat about
the news and their hopes and fears

The children all are there
dressed up in their best
blue eyes and many happy smiles

then the time arrives
the crowd all turn their head
they march the black man to the tree

a noose slips round his neck
they pull him up on high
so his legs can swing free

there's heard a horrible crack
that splits the morning air
the children look up and they stare
as his legs they shake
and his body quivers
until he hangs there still and limp

then the children turn around and finish up their games 
on this bright and sunny day

now it's time to go
they hear the parents say
off to church to learn to pray

"praise God??really??

praise God??what are you thinking?

Winter Embrace

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Track 3 in "Tender Snow" (2020) by Alex M: composed, played, arranged, edited and recorded by Alex M in GarageBand iOS, 22 January 2020, and mixed/re-recorded in Logic Pro X, 23 January 2020; posted on SoundCloud on 23 January 2020 (before the release of the album as a whole).

Duration: 8:48 minutes
Tempo: 60 bpm
Time Signature: 4/4
Key Signature: G minor

Digital instruments used, in the order of playing and recording:

1. Piano - Steinway Grand Piano

So Long Ago (But Still Inside)

Summer Haze

I have always admired music, of diverse styles. Like most of us, I have tried learning to play a few instruments at a basic level in my teenage. But it is only now, in the 21st century, that modern software allows anyone to fool around being the composer, the designer of a whole composition, simpler or more complex, organising together the parts of the various instruments - and to hear the results of this experimentation or inspiration instantly! That is how I have recently begun enjoying the distraction of attempts at composing during my leisure, discovering an amazing dimension of life, and art, perhaps the most intangible, heightening and hypnotising one, and the closest to the soul... (21 August 2017) ... Forgot to mention: music is for sharing - that's why we are all here! (4 September 2017)