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Cheating at Rubik's Cubes

from Hindsight by Year Without a Summer

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This is what I wanted to say:
I shoulder some of the blame
For disconnections and misunderstandings at speed
But any glimpse of yourself
Is like a book on a shelf
I cannot reach, in a language I cannot read

And it’s one thing to love and one to show it
It’s one thing to be loved and one to know it
It’s one thing to screw up and one to accept it
And another to expect it

Just one more twist and I’ll complete the Rubik’s Cube
Just one more seven or higher
But at the death, I fail the hero’s quest
The same old mistakes, the same poor decision-making

Gary Lineker with the highlights:
Football matches at twilight
Drives in mountains and crazy golf by the sea
And at the end of the line
That is connected to mine
Someone is wondering why they can’t get through to me

(I peeled the stickers off the cube
Put them in different spots
Hoped that it would make a solution more plausible
But it didn’t help, not at all:
It just got further away
It made the puzzle completely unsolvable.)

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from Hindsight, released May 1, 2020

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Year Without a Summer Coventry, UK

Beach-shack post-punk. Solo play in the bedroom. Sailed from St Annes, washed up in Coventry. Interests include apocalypse survival, false memories, moths.

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