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This clip is a (slightly spooky) Sanskrit word: Sāṃdhyabhāṣā Translation: Twilight Language Twilight language is a supposed polysemic language and communication system associated with tantric traditions in Vajrayana Buddhism and Hinduism.	Yello - You Better Hide (feat. Heidi Happy)

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This clip is a (slightly spooky) Sanskrit word: Sāṃdhyabhāṣā
Translation: Twilight Language
Twilight language is a supposed polysemic language and communication system associated with tantric traditions in
Vajrayana Buddhism and Hinduism.

Yello - You Better Hide (feat. Heidi Happy)

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Yiannis Parios : Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life) The very first time I appeared online was in 2005, and my only device was a phone with a 2x2 screen. I was homeless at the time, very lonely, and I somehow found my way to a now defunct blogging platform called Journalspace, where I made a few friends. I also discovered this Parios song at that time, and for whatever reason I was captivated. I uploaded this song to my blog for my friends to enjoy. Suddenly the website disappeared, and all of us were scattered into cyberspace. A few members and I managed to google our way to a third party refuge blog, where we hung on hoping JS would return so we could reunite. But it never did. Those friends are long gone now... but I keep this song here in the Jukebox for sentimentality - to remember those old days and good company. Yiannis Parios was born Ioannis Varthakouris (Ιωάννης Βαρθακούρης) on the Island of Paros in Greece. Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life) Lyrics Translation: My Sundays are few but my Mondays are many the bitterness lasted for months and the joys at times The nights passed slowly and the days passed hurriedly and on the clock the hands they laughed ironically Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life) in a thread knit Ah my life deck marked Some Wednesdays at dawn on the eve of a holiday you told me he would come back but still to be seen Some sunrises on a Thursday I met a madman but I just went to the mirror I saw that it was me Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life) in a thread knit Ah my life deck marked

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Yiannis Parios : Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life)

The very first time I appeared online was in 2005, and my only device was a phone with a 2x2 screen. I was homeless at the time, very lonely, and I somehow found my way to a now defunct blogging platform called Journalspace, where I made a few friends. I also discovered this Parios song at that time, and for whatever reason I was captivated. I uploaded this song to my blog for my friends to enjoy.
Suddenly the website disappeared, and all of us were scattered into cyberspace.
A few members and I managed to google our way to a third party refuge blog, where we hung on hoping JS would return so we could reunite. But it never did. Those friends are long gone now... but I keep this song here in the Jukebox for sentimentality - to remember those old days and good company.

Yiannis Parios was born
Ioannis Varthakouris (Ιωάννης Βαρθακούρης)
on the Island of Paros in Greece.

Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life) Lyrics Translation:

My Sundays are few
but my Mondays are many
the bitterness lasted for months
and the joys at times
The nights passed slowly
and the days passed hurriedly
and on the clock the hands
they laughed ironically

Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life)
in a thread knit
Ah my life
deck marked

Some Wednesdays at dawn
on the eve of a holiday
you told me he would come back
but still to be seen
Some sunrises on a Thursday
I met a madman
but I just went to the mirror
I saw that it was me

Αχ ζωή μου (Ah my life)
in a thread knit
Ah my life
deck marked