The concert is like a diary of a naive adult trying to write jokes faster than life and deal with depression surrounded by broken relationships and endless fatigue. There's a lot here about inner catastrophes, optionality, and trying to maintain kindness in a world where even cutting your fingernails is a challenge. In the end, it comes out something between a philosophy of failure and an attempt to find the light when everything around resembles a gray autumn and an eternal montage of quarrels and reconciliations.
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