"Dust of Kalkutta" genre: Electronica
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	Lyrics achieved through Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs cutup method. Some vocal ahh by me too. Nice background by my cohort.
	Credits: Torin Deshar and Simon Zer0
	Story Behind the Song I am still working out my fascination with Burroughs and Interzone. I feel that this connection I have with the east makes me create art like this song. I wrote the cut up that the lyrics came from in a notebook that survived my best friends duplex fire. I like the look and feel of damaged goods I guess. Lyrics Between the desert blinding lanes twist unbroken wilderness destroying enter spiral of Kalkutta always going on all that is moving shifting to the web into spiraling filtering the minutes that door reckless particles flow up the close to burning from the liquid wall that is emotional damage out of mind this world is torture death industry you can have kalkutta dust in the wind in spiraling emotional feedback and war all around this is (mumbles incoherently) Avoid the Avoid the Avoid the lustful thoughts burning deeply harsh and pervade the images poison fumes the rough afternoons the clear inhale Kalkutta of life is crystal fresh dust that burns as the salt stinging blows along the door the sand blowing the hardpan Between the desert blinding lanes twist unbroken wilderness destroying enter spiral of Kalkutta always going on all that is moving shifting to the web into spiraling filtering the minutes that door reckless particles flow up the close to burning from the liquid wall that is emotional damage out of mind this world is torture death industry you can have kalkutta dust in the wind in spiraling emotional ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaa ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaa ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaa aaaahhhhhhaaahhhhhhaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaa

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