Everything comes down so pasteurizedeverything comes down 16 degreesthey say your amplifier is too loudturn your amplifier downare we high all alone on our kneesmemory is just hips that swinglike a clockthe past projects fantastic scenestic/toc tic/toc tic/tocfuck the clock!

Patti Smith
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“Everything comes down so pasteurized,” is a lyric from the song “Everything Comes Down” by The Kooks. In this song, singer Charlie is talking about how everything in the world is fake. In his opinion, everything is fake and not as real as it is made out to be. For example, if someone claims that they don’t love you, they will eventually change their mind.

This may not be what you want to hear but it is a real truth that many people need to realize. When we say that something is fake or that there is a problem with a situation that we may not like, we are saying it from our point of view, which means we are being subjective. However, it doesn’t have to be this way.

We can find a way to see things from another person’s point of view and then look at the situation with a more objective eye.

Source: Babel

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