Karma or destiny?


Life, due to circumstance, shows us how karma works.

Some have come to believe, while others simply use the word.
In any case, the outcome is the same.

Do good, receive a reward.
Do evil, receive a punishment.

However, sometimes you want to take a closer look at life.
Because...

One receives a successful business as an inheritance.
Well, go ahead!
Cards, drugs, debts.
Another receives debts as an inheritance.
And so?
Hard work, the school of life, success.

This doesn't mean every rich man's son will fall,
Or that everyone who was unlucky will rise.
And more often than not, life shows that if you’ve got a proper safety net,
It’s easier to move through life.

But you still need to put a shift in, mate.
Without effort, what the envious will call karma might happen.
They will certainly remind you.

One receives a successful business as an inheritance.
Well, go ahead!
Cards, drugs, debts.
Another receives debts as an inheritance.
And so?
Hard work, the school of life, success.

I never envied the princes.
I’ve always had to graft for a living myself.
I am grateful to my parents for what they gave me.
For a simple guy from the neighbourhood, it was probably enough.

I don't believe in karma, but the concept is not bad.
If you can help the needy, just help, don't think about a return.
But someday you might be truly glad for the reciprocal actions.


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'The House That We Built' taken from the forthcoming album 'SECONDS'.

The Death of Pop are Angus James and Oliver James

Produced by The Death of Pop
Drums: Thom James
Artwork by George Baggaley
credits
released June 3, 2020

The House That We Built

Imposter

Reverie Neverending

"Traffic!" by Katy Kirby
 is from Cool Dry Place coming February 19, 2021 via Keeled Scales. 

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Hallan - Hands Up

Happy

therestalk.bandcamp.com

Recorded by Beau Sorenson & There's Talk
Mixed by Beau Sorenson
Mastered by Matthew Pereira
Artwork by Stephanie Kuse

There's Talk - Ascension

"Stationary Life" by Palma Louca

Lyrics:
Who are we? 
In this stationary life
Collide, divide, decide who you are
Blue screen beams 
Another sleepless night 
Surprise surprise
Defy who you are 

All we want to today is anything that'll take our minds away
If you don't live now then you won't live forever 
Moving through the open space, we hope and pray, we'll find something to say
If you don't live now then you won't live forever

I hope you know, it's going to start to fall apart, like pieces, of paper, in the rain
Oh, when it's over, and you wake up at the start
Do you fear it?
Can you feel it?
In the flames 

Green screen dreams
And a silicone wife
You try and try to hide who you are 
Smoke screen screams
On the eve of the fight 
The lies the lies 
Define who you are 


All we want to today is anything that'll take our minds away
If you don't live now then won't live forever 
Moving through the open space, we hope and pray, we'll find something to say
If you don't live now then you won't live forever

I hope you know, it's going to start to fall apart, like pieces, of paper, in the rain.
Oh, when it's over, and you wake up at the start
Do you fear it?
Can you feel it? 
In the flames

Stationary Life

Palma Louca - Stationary Life

from the forthcoming album 'SECONDS'.

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-pbWM5UOoE

Bandcamp - https://thedeathofpop.bandcamp.com/

The Death Of Pop - Miles


The Death of Pop are Angus James and Oliver James

Produced by: The Death of Pop - Mastered by Rik Dowding 
Drums: Thom James

Miles

The debut single from Iris Doe.

Eric Avery / Leslie Van Trease / Jebin Bruni / Iris Doe 

Engineered by Darrell Thorp, Chris Steffen, Jeffrey Cain
Mixed by Darrell Thorp
Mastered by David Ives

Miles

The Death Of Pop

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