Hypnogaja - Dark Star (Official Audio) [vocals by @djshyboy]

Vocals by ‪@djshyboy‬ • From the LP 'Truth Decay' https://found.ee/truth-decay Connect with Hypnogaja: https://hypnogaja.com   / hypnogajagram     / hypnogaja     / hypnogajaofficial   https://hypnogaja.bsky.social ShyBoy® is a registered trademark #hypnogaja #shyboy #djshyboy Dark Star I saw it all All along When I looked again It was almost gone Fragile sky Seemed so strong Was it destiny That brought this on? I can see your light fading The night is contemplating Will you shine on Or is it too late? Darkness casts a shadow brightly I see the same inside me Your reflection Shows me my fate Dark star Fading faster I feel your pain Come closing in 'Cause what happens next Will happen then Scared to die I won't pretend More than anything I'm afraid to meet your end I can see your light fading Dark star Fading faster Written by Jason "ShyBoy" Arnold, Mark Nubar Donikian, Jean-Yves "Jeeve" Ducornet/John Scott Mulchaey. © 2009 Idiot Speaks/Looking For Mr. Nubar/Wicked Night Music/Where's My Cut Publishing (ASCAP) Adm. worldwide by PEN Music Group, Inc. From the forthcoming album, TRUTH DECAY. 11:53PM This will be my last entry regarding the study of what I have come to call the Dark Star. Over the last several months my experiments in quantum universe detection have begun to reveal things that I was hoping to find. Now that I think I have found them, I begin to wonder if I should have gone looking in the first place. Ive been taking ultra low frequency light particles and cooling them to within 2 degrees of 0 Kelvin absolute zero to see how the light behaves. With this methodology I was hoping that I might discover evidence of quantum universes vibrating just a millimeter away from our own. It turns out my hypothesis may be correct. The light particles slow down considerably at such extreme low temperatures and seem to lose some of their energy or dim; indeed its as though darkness casts a shadow over the slow moving light waves. But my experiments have detected some very strong and unstable energies vibrating near the darkened light particles; Ive come to call this energy the Dark Star, for it seems to be made of Hydrogen and Helium, the primary elements of all stars in our universe. The instability of my experiments, indeed, the volatility of them has forced me to cease all lab activity until I can come up with a safe way to work in such extremes in temperature and energy. I will finally get to discuss this work with my love who, until now, I have kept in the dark. He will no doubt be intrigued as he and I share a curiosity about the world around us. He is the one person on the planet who truly shares my lust for exploration, though I am most at home in the world of things small, while he is enamored of the very large. I am but a scientist, but he always is and forever will be my Spaceman.