SOLO Songbook tense sometimes to the brink

tense sometimes to the brink of mania

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with various factions and philosophies clashing

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“I started thinking about things in a very mechanical way

SOLO Songbook tense sometimes to the brinkBetrayal leads to more betrayal. As sheep, we follow and copy paste behaviors, writes Mac Cormack of the themes embedded in Blue World. This prophetic warning is a fitting starting point for SOLO an acknowledgement of ones own fallibility that also serves as a moment of clarity, and a source of confidence on the pathway towards transformation. In the deepest depths of the Pandemic, with a relationship in its ending, Mac Cormack recalls sending a text