FEAR : PHOBIA +

n.

Abnormal fear of open or public places.

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The urge to

abstraction is the outcome

of a great inner unrest inspired in man

by the phenomena of the outside world.

We might describe this state

as an immense spiritual

dread of

space.

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fear

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NO LOGICAL REASON

FEAR IS AN EMOTION WHICH DEVELOPS OUT OF UNCERTAINTY. AND UNCERTAINTY ITSELF IS BASICALLY, THE PERCEIVED INABILITY TO CONTROL. FEAR IS NOT REAL, FEAR IS JUST A PERCEPTION

EXIT looking for an

Feel it closing in,Feel it closing in,

The fear of whom I call,Every time I call,I feel it closing in, I feel it closing in,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out.

I feel it closing in,As patterns seem to form.

I feel it cold and warmThe shadows start to fall.

I feel it closing in,I feel it closing in,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out.

Feel it closing in,Feel it closing in,

The fear of whom I call,Every time I call,I feel it closing in, I feel it closing in,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out,Day in, day out.

Ian CurtisJoy Division

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BREATH . BREATH . BREATH. RESTRICTION . SUFFOCATION . CONFINED

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