| The future was a plane through a skylight
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| Over Tribeca at 8: 45
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| My brother, at a conference room table
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| Watched the future rearrange all our lives
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| I was sleeping in her bed for the future
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| 1st &20th, five miles away
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| Her roommate knocked, he was a relative stranger
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| «Kev, I need you to come out here, okay, okay?»
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| The future was me, drunk at my desk job:
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| «Update the database, reflect the deceased.»
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| Cantor Fitzgerald as a digital graveyard
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| Next to each name, I typed a lowercase «d»
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| I was frightened by the face of the future
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| It had the teeth of perpetual war
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| I called my father, he said: «I know, I see it
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| I thought it made sense. |
| I don’t anymore.»
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| The mosque on my corner
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| The firetrucks everywhere
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| The anger
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| The mourners
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| No history
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| It’s dead in the air
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| The mosque on my corner
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| The firetrucks everywhere
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| The anger
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| The mourners
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| No history
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| It’s dead in the air
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| The future was an ad during football:
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| «We are supported by the will of the world.»
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| From the floor, I felt everything tilting
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| I watched my brother hold his 10-month-old girl
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| Fifteen years later &we're still in the future
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| The blood &money didn’t fix anything
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| We’ve grown accustomed to the depths of the danger
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| This is the future:
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| Severe &always happening
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| The mosque on my corner
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| The firetrucks everywhere
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| The anger
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| The mourners
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| No history
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| It’s dead in the air
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| No history
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| It’s dead in the air |