[00:50.79]I finally understand what all this is, how it was all possible.
[00:56.10]Now I see, good lord, how we must look from out there.
[01:00.98]Our addiction is evil.
[01:03.38]The propensity for this evil lies in our weakness before it.
[01:07.68]Kierkegaard was right - there is an awful precipice before us.
[01:12.22]But he was wrong about the leap - there's a difference between jumping and being pushed.
[01:18.71]You reach a point where you are forced to face your own needs,
[01:22.61]and the fact that you can't terminate the situation settles on you with full force.
[01:40.30]—— The Addiction (1995)
[02:34.67]I awake in the night
[02:47.46]No fright, no fear
[02:59.90]No ghost is here
[03:12.84]Silent is my cry
[03:25.49]Then I see her face
[03:38.08]Solemn in it's grace
[04:16.49]On her knees, by my bed
[04:29.22]Her hands, light on me
[04:41.88]She lays down, with me
[04:54.33]I fall asleep, again
[05:07.13]And I awake, again
[05:19.78]On my breast, the pain
[05:32.78]I fall asleep, again
[05:45.33]And I awake, again
[05:58.03]On my breast, the pain

I finally understand what all this is, how it was all possible.
Now I see, good lord, how we must look from out there.
Our addiction is evil.
The propensity for this evil lies in our weakness before it.
Kierkegaard was right - there is an awful precipice before us.
But he was wrong about the leap - there's a difference between jumping and being pushed.
You reach a point where you are forced to face your own needs,
and the fact that you can't terminate the situation settles on you with full force.
—— The Addiction (1995)
I awake in the night
No fright, no fear
No ghost is here
Silent is my cry
Then I see her face
Solemn in it's grace
On her knees, by my bed
Her hands, light on me
She lays down, with me
I fall asleep, again
And I awake, again
On my breast, the pain
I fall asleep, again
And I awake, again
On my breast, the pain