[Chorus]
Darling, I’m hurting
Pull back the curtain
Throw me over your shoulder 
Tell me I’m worth it
It’s time to end the show
Watch the lovers stroll home
I’ll wait till I’m much older
Don't wanna regret it

[Verse 1]
I don't know who I am, but I know who I ought to be
The coolest dude, writing gorgeous tunes
Beautiful melodies
But I'm all alone searching for a place called home
In random guys
Feed me sweet lies
Like a carnival

[Chorus]
Darling, I’m hurting
Pull back the curtain
Throw me over your shoulder
Tell me I'm worth it

[Verse 2]
I need you 
Can't make it on my own
I'm fragile
Soft like a damsel
I need you 
Can't make it on my own
I'm fragile
Soft like a damsel

Epilogue Of The Ego (Prod. P Eazy)

“The artist behind the mixtapes Mangenue, Saturnian Freak, Immoralist, and Fringe Sacrosanct is an existentialist whose work intricately weaves personal introspection with broader societal commentary. Each project represents a distinct phase in their artistic evolution, marked by a relentless pursuit of individuality, philosophical inquiry, and creative experimentation.

Mangenue serves as the artist's initial exploration into the realms of world-building through music. This collection of demos captures a nostalgic immersion into alternative and indie music scenes, reflecting a home life defined by its defiance of mainstream norms. The mixtape is a testament to the artist's experiences with skate and rock subcultures, encapsulating a period of profound self-discovery and unique expression. Through Mangenue, the artist examines how their idiosyncratic presentation of self and words has shaped their worldview, offering a reflection on the beauty found in nonconformity.

Building on this foundation, Saturnian Freak delves deeper into the artist’s personal narrative, combining introspective reflections with a fascination for cosmic influences. Over the course of 10 months, the artist crafted a conceptual world encapsulated in 8 tracks, initially driven by disillusionment but evolving into a more profound engagement with self and the planet Saturn. This mixtape represents a significant shift towards exploring existential themes and personal identity through a celestial lens, with the title serving as a metaphor for the artist's sense of estrangement and cosmic introspection.

With Immoralist, the artist takes a bold philosophical turn. This mixtape challenges conventional moral interpretations and societal norms, reflecting a deep-seated disillusionment with modern values. Inspired by The Tales Of Madmen and driven by a desire to embrace a more investigative, individualistic approach to life, Immoralist presents a defiant critique of moral frameworks and social expectations. The artist’s transition from romantic introspection to the archetype of the Homme Fatale marks a significant shift in their approach to personal and artistic identity, welcoming Infamy as a byproduct of their complex perspectives.

Fringe Sacrosanct represents the artist’s most recent foray into energetic and dynamic music, infused with reflections on divinity, eras, and currency. This mixtape captures a period of enhanced jazz-tation and faith-based exploration. The artist’s renewed interest in spiritual matters—though not aligned with any organized religion or hateful group—adds a layer of depth to the work, which is further enriched by the influence of literary figures like Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Bukowski. Through Fringe Sacrosanct, the artist creates a vibrant commentary on modernity and the potential for collective change, using personal and philosophical insights as launching-pads for innovative artistic expression.

Each mixtape in the artist's discography represents a unique facet of their creative journey, marked by a willingness to challenge norms, embrace complexity, and explore the parallels of personal and universal themes. From the alternative scenes of Mangenue to the philosophical provocations of Immoralist and the spiritual experimentation of Fringe Sacrosanct, the artist’s body of work is a testament to their dynamic exploration of identity, morality, and artistic expression.”

Epilogue Of The Ego (Prod. P Eazy)

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