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I heard unused executions

"Tomi is forced to play on a song on Rock Band on the impossible level in order to win her freedom, the catch is that rather than being the actual impossible level from the game it is a new level that is literally impossible. She struggles, hitting only the occasional note and ends up failing out of the song. After the song she tries to escape the room, having been left alone in there, and tries to force open the door but fails. Soon her struggle is ended by machine gun fire and bam dead Tomi"

#ooc #tweaked it a little cause the way I wrote it was pretty awkward in some places but

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100 Days of Music

Day 006: Pierce The Veil - The New National Anthem

Summer and gold, throw their colours at the dark. A mother tells her son, “Darling, look at the sparks…”

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Of Mice & Men - Sao Paulo/Brazil

Photo: Renan Facciolo

"…It’s kind of specifically about physical connection, temporary physical connection…it’s about sex, I guess, but I think it could have been about multiple things. It could have been about over saturation, immersing yourself. Like becoming obsessed with your occupation, or a hobby, or a drug or alcohol. It’s kind of just about anything you use to numb who you are to escape the problem temporarily. That song is about debating whether or not it’s effective to use that as a coping mechanism to just drown things out, or is that as faulty as leaving completely because you never really take care of the problem…

The end of that song kind of comes to the conclusion that there’s nothing wrong with that necessarily, there’s nothing inherently wrong with doing something just for fun, for that temporary escape, but ultimately it doesn’t compensate for something deeper. It doesn’t give you a purpose in the way that whatever it was that he lost did. That whole chunk of songs is about trying to find a solution to the problem, but looking in the wrong places.”

-Jordan Dreyer

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