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Alien Tree
03:35
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I see myself in the trees
Uprooted from the wind
Swaying unmoored
In the branches swinging wildly
Lifting up for water from the sky
I see myself in the sand
Scattered throughout the land
Culminating at the sea
Troubled by the tide
Awaiting a breach
And then silence near the bottom
Stillness in the water
Swallowed by the sea
A part of eternity
Where every face sees each other in themselves
Or themselves in each other
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Ghost Ship
03:53
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Ghost ship into the sea
Sparking off another chain
Holding hands in the rain
I look down and see puddles at my feet
They're your feet
They're changing me
I look up see webs in the sky
They're my webs
I'm changing them
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Heat Death
03:19
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Ether
03:26
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Approaching Zero Point
03:05
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Robert Schipul Boston, Massachusetts
Robert Schipul is a pianist, composer, songwriter and synth pop extraordinaire hailing from Boston, MA by way of Pittsburgh, PA. His style can be described as a dreamy, chill, experimental version of late 80s, early 90s alt pop.
Robert Schipul recommends:
During the past few months, a few of us started writing and recording together - fragments coming from myself, my friend Elliott and his daughter Riley. Excited to release ALEXITHYMIA to you all soon.
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