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Patient Number 7
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Ross Durand

Entry from Patient Number 7 in Nur Ein VI.

Significant use of cacophony.

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Patient* Number 7
by Ross Durand

This hill and I are one now
I guess I’ve been here for days
I dial in the clicks correcting for the wind
And tell myself the hunger doesn’t hurt

They took away my name and turned me into a killing machine
One who’ll outlast anything
Patient Number 7
That’s me

You gotta wait for the shot - I could
Mind over matter - I could
Out wait em all - I could
Who you gonna send when the shit is on the line?

They took away my name and turned me into a killing machine
One who’ll outlast anything
Patient Number 7
That’s me

And there you are
I got my finger on the trigger
Look both ways, but you won’t see me
No glint of the glass, no wave of the hair
I’m gonna wait till I see the white of your eyes
All hell will break loose
And I’ll be gone

a*dj. - quietly and steadily persevering or diligent, especially in detail or exactness

Reviews

3 posted notes

jast

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I don't know how you mixed that bass, but it sounds perfect. Great mix. I don't need to say much about how this is a good song as always. Interesting departure from your usual style. You make it work. Nice lyrical approach. Hell breaking loose... now that's a signficant use of cacophony! And it's definitely cacophony, unlike in most other songs in this round. Terrific job, sir!

Spintown

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It made me feel bad ass, therefore you are bad ass. I really did feel as if I were staring into a scope trying to put the crosshairs on someone. Well done.

Caravan Ray

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Now, unlike Paco and Frankie - this sounded like it should have worked - but did not quite connect with me. Purely personal taste here - it is beautifully written, sounds great, and I rate this the BEST cacophony of the round - the horns give it a "Laughing Clowns" type feel - but the guitar rock stuff just didn't grab me. As I said - just personal taste.

Ross Durand - Patient Number 7 | Nur Ein