A mind trip a day, keeps the boredom at bay
This artwork was quite an interesting one to make.
i put on my headphones and let myself be drowned in music while holding a pen and letting it all flow through my fingers.
what came out was this,
This is what i see when i close my eyes and let the music take over me.
It’s quite a shamble around my house these days.
no ones out in the living room, and no ones really speaking.
everyones in their own world.
living in their rooms, hiding away from conflict.
hiding away from hearing any more of what’s going on.
There’s not a doubt in me that we’re all thinking the same. But does it all mean the same? Are my sisters viewing the same as i am?
i thought i was done with this.
i thought after last years “We’re gonna divorce, oops, guess we’ll try again” moment i’d be okay with everything.
maybe not even be affected by it.
but i guess i’m wrong, i guess it is.
it’s just not hitting me emotionally, but mentally.
I feel myself being dragged.
being pulled into different directions as if i was a cheese string.
I guess the only thing that’s begging of me the most, is the thought of knowing that there’s a possibility i will have a family torned apart between continents.
it’s a bloody nightmare really.
But life’s a nightmare, you gotta live it like a dream so they don’t haunt you every step of the way.
Out with their past album dark (quite the emotional) songs, in with the old drum thumping good ole’ rock&roll with their old sounds from their old albums.
Confession:
As a young boy i listened to their first album all the way till their last album.
Their last album was less head bang for the exchange and more cash in and don a nice suit and play songs with a dark theme.
Which worked quite well judging by the rise in scenes, but it wasn’t them.
i approached this song with caution thinking it’ll be another heart felt song with a loud bang.
but i was wrong.
this song kicks my head till it bangs.
just sayin.
Note to self:
Do not F__k with South African policemen.
They will do badass maneuvers to apprehend you.
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