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Song from the Second Floor

from Catastrophe Machine by William Robertson

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And then I lost myself further inside me
And at the limit of it all I can’t remember what I did
And I draw in experience as an ornament gathers dust
And I’d do anything to feel them.

Trying hard to cry, but can’t.
I really want to care, but don’t.
And if I’m divided, which half am I then?

As a performer I go through the motions
Though to anything around I’m bereft of reaction
And though my senses are doing fine and well I’ve never felt so distant
From anyone or you, boy.

Trying hard to cry, but can’t.
I really want to care, but don’t.
And if I’m divided, which half am I then?

And I’d do anything for you and anything for you.

The only drawback of dreaming is having to wake up.
There’s nothing left to believe in or rely on.
And if I’m divided, which half am I then?

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from Catastrophe Machine, released March 18, 2022

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William Robertson London, UK

William Robertson is an independent musician based in London.

His debut album 'Out of a Misty Dream' was released in January 2020. His sophomore ‘Catastrophe Machine’, tackling themes including animal exploitation, psychospiritual diseases, and therapeutic practices for managing anxiety, followed in March 2022.

His third LP, covers album ‘Echoings’, was released on 12 January 2024. ... more

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