The words
Above all, don't lie to yourself
The man who lies to himself, and listens to his own lie, comes to a point that he cannot distinguish, he cannot find the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself, and for others, and having no respect, he ceases to love
Loses all respect
Above all, don't lie to yourself
Don't lie to yourself
Stop lying to yourself, orange man
Don't lie to yourself
Stop lying to yourself
Don't lie to yourself
Stop lying to yourself
Stop lying to yourself, orange man
Don't lie, don't lie to yourself
Stop lying to yourself
Don't lie to yourself
Don't lie to yourself, lying to yourself
Stop lying to yourself, orange man
Don't lie to yourself
Stop lying to yourself, orange man
Orange man
Orange man
The man who lies to himself, and listens to his own lie, his own lie, comes to a point that he cannot distinguish, that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself
Loses all respect for himself
Above all, don't lie to yourself
Orange man
The man who lies to himself, and listens to his own lie, comes to a point that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself, and for others, and having no respect, he ceases to love
And, and having no respect, he ceases to love, orange man
And for others, and having no respect, he ceases to love
And for others, and having no respect, he ceases to love
Contains words from Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov (1880), in Constance Garnett's translation.
On the same record
- 1 A Hundred Thousand Souls
- 2 We Are Still Here
- 3 Carry the Light Inside
- 4 Be Who You Are
- 5 Open Sky
- 6 The Child Inside
- 7 Buried in the Sound
- 8 Orange Man
- 9 Save Myself
- 10 One Harmed
- 11 We Are All Going to Be
- 12 How Could You Go
- 13 Spirit and Light
- 14 What the Dreamers Really Did
- 15 Before the End
- 16 You Light Up the Night
- 17 First Frame