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"Yet another elder said: if you see a young monk by his own will climbing up into heaven, take him by the foot and throw him to the ground, because what he is doing is not good for him."
This song is my understanding of the psychotic break I had five years ago.
Still here, thanks to my family and friends.
credits
released July 22, 2017
Recorded and Mixed by Jon Corey at the broken toy store in Portland ME
Produced by Dylan Harley and Jon Corey
Mastered by Dave Drago at 1809 Studios Macedon, NY
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