Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann) Tool

"Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)" by Tool, released in 2006, is a #Rock track that explores themes of existentialism, consciousness, and the human experience. The song features a unique blend of ambient soundscapes and spoken word, creating a haunting atmosphere. Its narrative reflects on the fragility of life and the search for meaning, contributing to Tool's reputation for thought-provoking music.

NURSE: Excuse me, doctor? If you have a moment.
DOCTOR: A moment? What's the question?
NURSE: More of a situation, a gentleman in Exam 3.
DOCTOR: What's the problem?
NURSE: That is the problem, we're not sure.
DOCTOR: You've got the chart?
NURSE: Right here.
DOCTOR: Hmm... not much here, is there?
NURSE: No doctor, no obvious physical trauma, vitals are stable
DOCTOR: Name?
NURSE: No sir.
DOCTOR: Did someone drop him off? Maybe we can speak to them. Let's get some background on this fellow.
NURSE: No ID, nothing, and he won't speak to anyone.
DOCTOR: Alright, let's say hello.

DOCTOR: Good morning, I'm Dr. Watson. How are you today? How are you today? Look, son, you're in a safe place, we want to help you, in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us, we can't help you otherwise. Now, what's happened? Tell me everything.

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