When Your Simulation Crossed Mine

by Dictaphone Blues

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In a semi-dimension where time moves fast
A being from the future waved a hand
With infinite wisdom it decided to match us up
You looked just like a girl from a childhood dream
The closest thing to perfect I'd ever seen
If this world ain't real, I really killed this screen.

When your simulation crossed mine

Swimming in probability and circumstance
Maybe love is a rhythm not bound by chance
How else do you explain landing a girl like you?
In the present dimension of synthesis
My baby and me walk the dissonance
And if this world ain't real, I really killed this screen.

Kill screen!

When your simulation crossed mine.

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released January 31, 2018
Written/performed by Edward Castelow
Recorded by Edward Castelow and Olly Harmer
Mixed by Dave Eringa
Mastered by Olly Harmer
Press Contact: www.banishedmusic.com/about/

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Dictaphone Blues Auckland, New Zealand

Dictaphone Blues began as a bedroom project for Edward Castelow in 2006. Now a four piece live aural incarnation including Morgan Leary, Brad Fafjeta and Jamie Hannah. The band continue to play live and make music. Enjoy.

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