| I’ve been dealing with these pressures
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| Weighing on my mind
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| Left my vision impaired, I can’t see
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| It feels just like a phosphor
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| The art is locked in my mind
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| Need to get it out now so I can breathe
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| And stop wasting time
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| The most common phosphenes are pressure phosphenes, caused by rubbing or
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| applying pressure on or near the closed eyes. |
| They appear spontaneously only
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| when visual stimuli are lacking and especially when the viewer is subjected to
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| prolonged visual deprivation
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| I’ve been dealing with these pressures
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| Weighing on my mind
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| Left my vision impaired, I can’t see
|
| It feels just like a phosphor
|
| The art is locked in my mind
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| Need to get it out now so I can breathe
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| And stop wasting time
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| On, weighing on
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| Feels just like a phosphor
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| Weighing on, weighing on me
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| The art is locked in my mind
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| On, weighing on
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| Feels just like a phosphor
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| Weighing on, weighing on me
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| The art is locked in my mind
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| These subjective images resulting from the self-illumination, as it were,
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| of the visual sense are called phosphenes. |
| Because phosphenes originate within
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| the eye and the brain, they are a perceptual phenomenon common to all mankind |