If That Is What Is Being Thought, Liberated Sound Talks The Depth Of "Musical" World

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If That Is What Is Being Thought, Liberated Sound Talks The Depth Of "Musical" World

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ならば, 意味から解放された響きは『音』の世界の深淵を語る
artist: TE'
publisher: status quo audio record
release date: 2005-09-07
barcode: 0808804666022
album type: Album
album media: CD

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1. The act of ceasing after acknowledging one’s own limit is called “intelligence”.
2. Idea tends not to show what we choose to see, instead, shows what we like to “see”.
3. Anxiousness is not about the circumstances, but is an entity that exists in the “thoughts” of the corresponding minds.
4. Avarice speaks in all tongues, acts out every role, and even “acts” as the generous.
5. True “imitation” exposes the actual ridiculous and boring nature of the original work.
6. Dark imagery “habitually” works much adamantly compared to bright light.
7. True eloquence “exists” in silent expressions, leaving words purposeless.
8. Wrath kills fools, and envy torments the life of idiots at every “instant”.
9. Hope makes promises, while fear “accomplishes” the promises.
10. Reality is “far” interesting than fantasies.

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1. The act of ceasing after acknowledging one’s own limit is called “intelligence”.
2. Idea tends not to show what we choose to see, instead, shows what we like to “see”.
3. Anxiousness is not about the circumstances, but is an entity that exists in the “thoughts” of the corresponding minds.
4. Avarice speaks in all tongues, acts out every role, and even “acts” as the generous.
5. True “imitation” exposes the actual ridiculous and boring nature of the original work.
6. Dark imagery “habitually” works much adamantly compared to bright light.
7. True eloquence “exists” in silent expressions, leaving words purposeless.
8. Wrath kills fools, and envy torments the life of idiots at every “instant”.
9. Hope makes promises, while fear “accomplishes” the promises.
10. Reality is “far” interesting than fantasies.

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