Triptych - The Dunce

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Well aware that the spurts stem slightly
From left and right fights nightly pull
To which extreme the false seems the prophet
But truth leaves him less than full

Designed to pull more than inward
Crippled by love and the girl
He breathes but cannot grab ahold of
That which may give him the world

And fall with the leaves all around you
The beauty lies under the coals
You've kept up the weight on your back
And the heat that you've tended
Is starting to burn at your soles
If for once the dunce in the class
Could learn to be more of less
Then air could be shared by more than one
This sound is around when walls are coming down

Release Date: April 28, 2024

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"Triptych - The Dunce" is a hauntingly introspective song that delves into the inner turmoil of self-doubt and the struggle for self-acceptance. The lyrics speak to the constant battle between extremes, the search for truth amidst falsehoods, and the overwhelming weight of unrequited love. The imagery of falling leaves and burning coals evokes a sense of impending change and transformation. The plea for the dunce to learn to be more of less reflects a desire for growth and connection, hinting at the possibility of breaking down walls and finding common ground. With its atmospheric sound and introspective lyrics, "Triptych - The Dunce" is a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant piece of music.