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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast is a musical presentation about digital-age relationships and disconnection, featuring an original song. The song's lyrics explore themes of longing, loss, and the blurring of online and offline connections.
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Browse era →We met in the algorithms glow. Got it throwing shade. Ziggy putting on a show.
I only want to. You say I online, too. And I thought what we had was s. But maybe it was just me coded truth. And now that I've ghosted, I finally know I glitch something real
cuz I miss you. Yeah. Peter, I miss you.
You say I only hear what I want to. Scroll past pain like it's background noise. You say you're done, but your art still watches, lurking in the replay void. I don't understand if you ever cared. I only catch static. I only catch static. >> Bad vibes and panic.
So I turn my mic on, turn the gain up loud in some streamer. A girl was singing my crowd. lovers and loved ones gone midstream. One still crying to a vape cloud dream. Some of us hover where the drama was born haunted since the day
we logged on. This isn't shade, it's confession. I thought I was immune to connection. Yeah. You called me clever. I called it survival. Now we're both influencers of denial. Oh, you said I was naive and I
said I was fine, but I'm just rerunning your life in my mind. Yeah,
I miss you. I miss you.
You said you call me cuz you want me, but one day you let me scroll. You try to free a keeper, but you kept me cuz you know you're scared to lose what still glows in the static. And you say stay.
And I say I only hear what I want to.
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