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Neo Classical
04:31
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Constructive Destruction
03:07
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It's so much easier to destroy than it is to create
will mankind be satisfied before it's too late
not thinking to live, but living to think about
how we will construct the destruction we face
subconsciously organised into herds of different minds
to agree on one's opinion is like joining a religion
but the ones who choose our path choose from greed fueled assumption
good intention bad invention more constructive destruction
constructive destruction
the un-agreed and unnoticed human collective
means the need to expand but our expansions defective
gradually the paradox in our fate is determined and
inspected to be injected but infected not corrective
so it's impossible to win, to find the perfect vision
there's a reason why we're hear but not hear for a reason
with no light at the end but the urge to carry on it will
either be extinction or constructive destruction
constructive destruction
life is short and you'll die on you're own
so don't get too down if you're running out of luck
not long now before we reach our grave I guess that's
why we all simply don't give a fuck.
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Falling Down
05:36
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Medusa
02:43
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Hollow Arms
04:15
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Mozart's revenge
01:58
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Paul Sundt England, UK
paulsundt.com
Paul Sundt has worked as a guitarist and musician in the southwest UK for around
20 years. He has worked as a guitar tutor and with a string of bands, most of which being rock and metal based. These include 'Entity','Neuronpoiler' and 'memories of Old'. 'Guitar Pieces' is Paul's first solo project and aims to merge the metal and classical genres. Hope you enjoy!!!!
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