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I don't know why, but every time I listen to this LP, Roxas from Kingdom Hearts comes to mind.

There is a social sweetening of where we live that permeates our head, always with pride of where we came from, but it is always difficult to ignore the problems. Sufjan Stevens here, however, proposes a moral questioning to you, as a human being — just like him — and so, there is only a lot of pain left to face. I recently discovered this album, I ended up having a supernatural connection with it, the emotion of what was proposed to me was suffocating, I cried a lot. Sufjan Stevens ... read more