7/4 is a Cojum Dip song written and sung by Bora Karaca. No information about this song existed online until Matt Sever, who played Udabn, shared the song to fans. It was uploaded to Youtube shortly after, but it has since been removed per request. According to the file's metadata, it is dated July 14th 2005 and is featured on The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe, although the tracklist of the album we currently have doesn't feature the song. The quality of the song is very similar, if not worse than the quality of songs uploaded to Cojum Dip's Vicious Enterprises account in late 2004. The song was officially re-uploaded to the Cojumpendium YouTube channel, with the confirmation that the track was released publicly before.
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| Written by | Bora Karaca |
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| Appears on | The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe (Feb. 2005 variant) |
| Sung by | Bora Karaca |
| Duration | 6:51 |
| Genre | Metal, Experimental |
| Language | English |
| Addtl. Info: | File dated July 14th 2005 |
Lyrics
Eternal rest with no one else Your only dream to see that star The world's complete in 18 years The time to ruin, it's too Far Of the useless stick to fly away, to be a king If you were a king, if you were a king You'd keep the throne, and forget me Still back into me Eternal rest with no one else Your only dream to see that star The world's complete in 18 years The time to ruin, it's too Far Of the useless stick to fly away, to be a king If you were a king If you were a king If you were a king You fly away, and forget me You keep your throne, and forget me You finally fall, and forget me Just try your best, convert the pictures of love too far, your childish fond Your blackened lungs look so ugly You won't have time, we were distrait [?] [?] bamboozles the chief [?] It's not important Important, important, important Eternal rest with no one else Your only dream to see that star The world's complete in 18 years The time to ruin, it's too Far
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February 2005 variant
Second variant
September 2005 variant
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