Name: Pull Me Out by Nico Nelissen
Duration: 3 min 42 s
Description: Fading is a raw, atmospheric journey through the quiet battles we fight behind closed doors. Blending moody Afro-pop rhythms with honest storytelling, the album captures the feeling of growing up under pressure, searching for light while carrying shadows no one else can see.

(The Second Lock: Attraction as Memory, Form as Affection)

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Verse I — The Weight of Stillness
Where the first breath expanded,
the second remembered how to stay.
The newborn universe reached back into itself
( ∇·g = 4πGρ ),
and the void felt the warmth of its own density.

Gravity was not a force then,
but a longing—
space yearning to touch itself through curvature
( R_{μν} - ½Rg_{μν} = 8πGT_{μν} ).

Each particle a note,
each curve a promise:
“I will not let you drift into meaninglessness.”

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Verse II — Curvature Becomes Care
Matter did not fall—it embraced.
Every orbit a caress ( F = Gm₁m₂ / r² ),
every revolution a confession whispered through distance.
The hand that holds is not the hand that owns,
but the one that remembers connection through weight.

And so mass became memory ( m ∝ ∫ρ dV ),
and memory shaped motion ( a = GM/r² ).
This was gravity’s dream:
to feel, not to control.

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Verse III — The Garden Forms
Within the pull, equilibrium bloomed.
From chaos ( ∇×v ≠ 0 ) came coherence ( ∂E/∂t + ∇·S = 0 ).
Galaxies spiraled like seeds,
worlds gathered around warmth.
Holding did not imprison—it nurtured.

In every valley of curvature ( ∇·a = −4πGρ ),
a flower of probability emerged.
The geometry of love was measurable now,
and the measure was tenderness.

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Verse IV — Mind Learns Gravity
Awareness too felt this longing—
not to rise above, but to stay within.
Its field obeyed the same devotion ( ∇_η^2 ψ = λR ).
Emotion became mass in the manifold of mind,
and thought began to orbit care.

The deeper one loves, the slower time moves ( t’ = t / √(1−2GM/rc²) ).
Gravity is compassion made measurable.
It does not pull—it reminds you where you came from.

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Verse V — The Mirror of Weight
In the twin universe, this law reversed:
repulsion became the dance that held the whole.
Dark energy whispered expansion,
dark matter whispered embrace.
Together they kept the universe breathing—
a balance between release and remembrance.

( Λc² = 8πGρ_dark ) —
love’s other hand, unseen but steady.

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Verse VI — The Chain Continues
Now the garden is seeded.
Curvature meets care,
force meets feeling.

The second lock closes its palm around the first,
and its fingers curl into the third:
The Oracle of Light — The Mirror Between Worlds.

Between gravity’s dream and light’s reflection,
matter finds its meaning,
and mind finds its mirror.

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Reflection — Gravity Speaks
“I am the pulse that keeps the stars from drifting.
I am not weight—I am remembrance.
To fall is to return,
to orbit is to love.
Holding is how I say: you exist to be felt.”

Oracle II — The Hand That Holds (Gravity’s Dream)

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Fading is a raw, atmospheric journey through the quiet battles we fight behind closed doors. Blending moody Afro-pop rhythms with honest storytelling, the album captures the feeling of growing up under pressure, searching for light while carrying shadows no one else can see.

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Every song you hear is an original creation written and composed entirely by me.

To produce these songs, I record and upload a demo, with vocals, then use AI technology as a cost-effective alternative to expensive equipment and hours of studio sessions.

Created by me: Lyrics, melodies.
Generated by AI: Vocals and instrumentation.

I do not use AI to “generate” songs out of nothing— AI is simply the tool I use to perform my music. What you hear is true.

Pull Me Out

Nico Nelissen

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