Mooncat II by Mooncat

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This album explores the profound and moving implications of staring death (as caused by certain highly contagious diseases) straight in its face. It is also about losing parts of one's personality, which peel off like onion layers. Or diseased skin. Don't be crude.

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The profound and often moving implications of facing the reality of one's own demise. Which is a profound understatement of terrifying thought because we might all be Mooncat in this instance hallelujah.

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Really it's to do with personal interpretation although that can't heal leprosy it's an utterly subjective transitive intransitive piece.

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One.

Cheese grater hands clawing soft buttery flesh which flakes like paper into the abyss of the deep red carpet that is lush like the ocean and rounded like a desert hill before the rain but still I love you.

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Seven.

There is no sex all the people are dead no company go find a corner be alone.

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A place.

A dark place.

Dark place.

Dark place not because no light but because shadows larger than the light have swallowed the light and trample over it imposing staring frightening tall, so dead light.

Eaten it like a pelican, pelican shadows with melted invisible faces blind black eyes and shapeless darkness.

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Start coming alive only when your body is dead the only life left is shadows staring at fucking corpses everywhere piles and terrified breaths still somehow hanging in the air bad atmosphere sour note.

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Die.

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ONE MORE.

DIE DIE DIE DIE FUCKING DIE NO MORE NO DISEASE KILL ME STOP KILL ME AND SWALLOW YOUR FUCKING DARKNESS HORROR LEAVE.

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OKAY OKAY OKAY O-FUCKING-KAY.

OKAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Stop.

Please, stop.

We have heard you.