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Artist: Prawn
Canonical path: /prawn/transcendental-deduction-copernican-turn
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Transcendental Deduction (Copernican Turn)
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Transcendental Deduction (Copernican Turn)
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Don't feel bad
I've been there before
You're drawing inspiration from your favorite
17th century old philosopher
It's okay not to know where you stand
After all we stand on shaky ground
You're so close to being alone
Yet you're so close to being okay
It's okay not to know where you stand
After all we stand on shaky ground
You're so close to being alone
Yet you're so close to being okay
It's okay not to know where you stand
After all we stand on shaky ground
You're so close to being alone
Yet you're so close to being okay
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