“He Never Existed in the First Place” The Brave Little Abacus
“He Never Existed in the First Place” by The Brave Little Abacus, released in 2008, is an emo/indie rock track that explores themes of existentialism, identity, and the struggle of feeling invisible. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of introspection and disconnection. Musically, it features lo-fi elements and raw vocals, creating an intimate atmosphere. Its relatable themes have resonated with fans, contributing to its cult status in the emo scene. #Emo
[Akira (1988) Sample]
[Tetsuo screaming in pain]
"Tetsuo, why does everyone call you 'Akira’?"
"He never existed in the first place
They didn't care who it was
Just so long as he destroyed things."
"Your arm!"
"It doesn't look like much, but it works pretty good."
"What’s wrong? Are you okay?"
[Tetsuo screaming in pain, repeated]
[Tetsuo screaming in pain]
"Tetsuo, why does everyone call you 'Akira’?"
"He never existed in the first place
They didn't care who it was
Just so long as he destroyed things."
"Your arm!"
"It doesn't look like much, but it works pretty good."
"What’s wrong? Are you okay?"
[Tetsuo screaming in pain, repeated]
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