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What good is a question if the answer doesn’t render it useless?

Is matter more intelligent than meaning?

What is inherent in any answer is the gravity that makes one compose its question in the first place!

It’s ubiquitous and formulaic normally. Only the poet inside you can shift the positions of the question and answers with a serious weapon.
It’s called thinking.

“A question always answers the same way a mirror does to a face?”
— Oneiric Emptiness, a song by KiNo

What good is an answer if the question doesn’t render it useless?

6th song from the debut KiNo album MAP OF THE UNIVERSE.
You can listen to the full song here. Or you may purchase it here.

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I can see in the kingdom of the blind,

what’s the word in the realm of deaf,

the dumb stared too long at the distant sun

thinking it’s the sky

I can see in the kingdom of the poor,

who is in the act of stealing brains?

the dumb states too much

at the cinema of the bourgeois.

Quit order,  everybody,  quit or die!

Buy and sell, everybody’s worth a penny, baby

They love this life long drama.

They want that life long drama.

I can see in the kingdom of the blind,

what’s the word in the realm of deaf?

the dumb stared too long at the distant sun

thinking it’s the sky.

Deep down inside everybody lacks a heart,

Bought and sold, everybody’s worthless pile of bones,

They love this life long drama.

They love that life long drama.

Quit order, everybody, quit order!

Buy and sell, everybody’s worth a penny, baby?

They love this life long drama.

They love that life like drama.

And in the end,

we all went down to the land beneath the sand

for a return to eternity

that’s the end, beneath the sand.

SONG EXPLANATION:

It’s about death in two ways. Firstly, it refers to the state of fascistic, ignorant, parasitical, idiotic world of entertainment that turns people into deaf, dumb and blind; effectively killing their critical awareness by blighting the potential of the  mediums of expression and information such as cinema, music and literature. Secondly, Dancing with a Rocket makes a reference to the phenomenon of death literally. Death as a beginning rather than the end, which stops all worldly indulgence, the temporal and the insignificant. Rocket symbolises the heart of the one who is aware, rising forth to eternity.

8th song from the debut KiNo album MAP OF THE UNIVERSE.
You can listen to the full song here. Or you may purchase it here.

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Bequeath me the world, i am hurled to a void in your voice

between the worlds of consequence which begins, which will end

Bequeath me the world, i am here, but it’s unlikely to resist

the rules of the game dictate us, there’s been no winners nor losers,

decide what you will be when you die, children know this by heart

between the fiction in fantasy and the real in the imagery, Bequeath me…

Bequeath me the world so that I give the world to you

those who are gone, those alive,

life feeds on love “and the world will be as one”!

Bequeath me the world, i am hurled to a voice in your void,

between the worlds of consequence which will end, which begins

Bequeath me the world, i was here, but it’s unlikely to resist

the rules of the game dictate us, there’s been no winners nor losers,

decide what you’ll be when you live, children know this by heart,

between the fiction in fantasy in the real in the imaginary,

Bequeath me…

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SONG EXPLANATION:

“Everything leads to the belief that there exists a certain point of the mind at which life and death, the real and the imaginary, the past and the future, the communicable and the incommunicable, the high and the low, are not perceived as contradictions.” André Breton

Give me the world in all of its chaos and glory, with all the worlds between good and evil, with everything logic and rational thought is incapable of grasping. This song is made of 3 choruses back to back with lyrics changing to binary opposites to represent the ying and yang order of things.

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