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Nineteen Sixty Five
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Electronic
Nineteen Sixty Five was released on October 17, 2025 by PLZ Make It Ruins as a part of the album Thank You for Almost Everything
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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Headache
Headache
Performer
Vegyn
Vegyn
Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Francis Hornsby Clark
Francis Hornsby Clark
Songwriter
Joseph Winger Thornalley
Joseph Winger Thornalley
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Vegyn
Vegyn
Producer
Margo Broom
Margo Broom
Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

Good evening.
This is Headache speaking.
Please remember to breathe.
The numbers are 11, 13, 21, 26, 36 and 108.
The colours are blue yellow red and purple.
When I was young the moon used to walk me to school and I would eat my cereal with a spoon.
But now that I’m older I like to eat it with a fork.
Do I have to? No. Do I want to? No.
Sometimes life is just hard for no reason.
Sometimes you need to feel the weight of something pointless on your shoulders.
Listen to me. I know how cool it would be if Sunday lasted the whole damn week.
I know that if you want to know how paradise really feels you have to try somehow to be a little like a god.
And if you're still here remember I'm not real and neither are your dreams
and I'm sorry to break it to you but if that ever mattered to you at all,
it was over for you from the start.
We smoke 5.2 trillion cigarettes a year,
are you honestly trying to tell me that we couldn’t manage a few more?
There are 100 trillion synapses in our brains,
30 trillion cells in our lovely bodies
and there are 400 billion stars in the milky way.
There are mad different types of fruit which are somehow basically all delicious.
There are different styles of insects, of flowers, of birds, of bees,
of reptiles, of trees, of mountains, of mammals, of rivers, of deserts, of oceans, of jungles,
of lakes, of glaciers, of geysers, of volcanoes and so, so much more.
But quite amazingly we have 34,000 distinct emotions
and I am currently experiencing one.
What about you?
I can’t tell you mine.
That’s for me to know and you to try to find out.
Good Luck.
Written by: Francis Hornsby Clark, Joseph Winger Thornalley
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