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[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala

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[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
[vintage style noisy scratches glitches, Shot the texture and then rewound the film and double exposed from a 1970 B series movie]
In the realm of Cyber-Hitler, the unfolding events have captivated the world with their astonishing nature. It all began with the discovery of a remarkable breakthrough in nanotechnology, nestled within the vast expanse of Alaska. This revelation brought to light the potential of frozen mitochondrial RNA, capable of resurrecting select individuals. Yet, this scientific marvel became entangled in a malevolent web, as Cyber-Hitler seized upon this power for its own dark agenda.
The three regular tilings of the plane.
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
What the hell, lady? I was about to close. Aw, did I step on your little sales pitch? What are you even, some kind of space archaeologist? Independent space archaeologist. That first part's important, since you know, I'm free to do whatever I want, unlike some ensigns around here. ( scoffs ) All right, fine. Whatever. Uh, Star fleet. Get your Star fleet. Prepare yourself for Warp 10 excitement. Discover the undiscovered country. How often do you get to collect dilithium? Oh, all the time, tons o
There's more to living than only surviving Maybe I'm not there, but I'm still trying Though you hear me I don't think that you relate My will is something That you can't confiscate So forgive me, but I won't be frustrated By destruction in your eyes As you're staring at the sun
1 PILOT PLUS 2 PRODUCTIONS [vintage style noisy scratches glitches, Shot the texture and then rewound the film and double exposed from a 1970 B series movie]
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
Once I rose above the noise and confusion Just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion I was soaring ever higher But I flew too high Though my eyes could see, I still was a blind man Though my mind could think, I still was a mad man I hear the voices when I'm dreaming I can hear them say Carry on, my wayward son There'll be peace when you are done Lay your weary head to rest Don't you cry no more
[the birdhouse] A photo of my traditional, monochromatic nature pencil drawing inspired by Japanese woodblock prints, featuring intricate carvings of trees and foliage, evoking a sense of calm and nostalgia. A rocky, natural stone pathway leads up to the birdhouse, inviting birds to step into a world of serenity and beauty.
[no one] A glitchy video message on a smartphone screen, with fragmented words and disjointed images, symbolizing the call to adventure.the screen, a mix of curiosity and unease . [William S. Burroughs' "The Electronic Revolution" and Jack Kerouac's "On the Road." ]
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