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Linkin Park sings about how the whole life comes to just one event:

Please don't go into the kitchen That's where the knives are *And I won't be held responsible*** (Stainless Steel).

**They've made mountains out of mole hills Let them climb* They can chase me to the ends Of the Earth* (A Rook House for Bobby).

It was such a lovely party *Before the accident occured*** (The Accident).

**How could I Have led these men to their demise* And they just follow?* (Terra Nova).

Simple example of an 'outcome' is the negative outcome - aftermath ILiKETRAiNS sings about a situation and an 'outcome' in it. I will analyze: ILiKETRAiNS, Linkin Park, Electric Six, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Assemblage 23, Michael Jackson, De/Vision. You can formulate those patterns with the help of a few concepts that I hope will be intuitive enough I think that 'every' music band has an abstract minimalistic writing pattern for their lyrics Where to post if you're post gets removed

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