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All Things Must Pass

from Entropic Man by Tombstone da Deadman

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This track is my personal favorite. I'm sure the fans will have different favorite ones but I think a fair amount will like this one as well.

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it’s been about 13 billion years or so and I wonder where the years have flown
and I’ve been a part of it all and even witnessed the expansion grow

I’ve seen the laws of physics sort out themselves
I’ve seen stars and planets form from out of gravity wells

even galaxies colliding with others in cataclysmic wonder
I caused destruction on levels to high to have a number

part of reality’s fabric// attached to it like a magnet
I’m not a villain there’s no reason to panic

but see I’m not hero either//I’m both but still neither
transcending all your names Anubis to the grim reaper

you little hairless apes can barely comprehend the scope of this
your life spans so short I can hardly say that you exist

you really amuse me the ways you try to lose me
you can’t cheat me or beat me no matter what you learned movies

beneath my notice I don’t see you when I reap you
I’ve ended entire whole worlds why would I care about people


Chorus
Ashes to ashes// dust to dust I know
Everything falls apart// its part of life's flow

And in time everything you ever knew will go away


You should be happy that you got the chance to share a little slice of sentience
no matter how short or how small and insignificant

so when the day comes that I put an end to it
reflect upon your life in the last minutes that you spend with it

just think about the people that you have touch and ones that you loved so much
accomplishments and failures fun times and all the such

or not….cause you can choose to go into the darkness screaming
disturbing all your people but to me it has no meaning

if it’s any consolation just know that all of them that mourn you
in a relatively short time will follow you and join you

everyone including the ones of them that’s just born too
exactly like the others before them when their time came due

the universe itself will get the gift ’m giving to them
The balance…..with the thermodynamic equilibrium

then I can finally rest and look upon the work I’ve done
until the quantum forces start to spark another one




Chorus
Ashes to ashes// dust to dust I know
Everything falls apart// its part of life's flow

And in time everything you ever knew will go away

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from Entropic Man, released October 31, 2013
Produced by Evelution Beats

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Raised in Edmondson Village on the west side of Baltimore, Maryland, Tombstone’s style is heavily influenced by pioneering hip hop legends like Rakim, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane and Public Enemy.

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