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Garden of Eden Garden
of Eden is the last story in Plasticine Man s Fifth dimension existence.
It describes his depressed feelings from living in a hateful existence,
and his desire to die. In the second verse Plasticine elaborates by stating,
When the sky s doing nothing but bleeding, show me where
I can find my home, Find a mask that can hide where I m weeping,
Down Below a bottom under low The line Down below a bottom under
low is trying to describe how low he actually feels. This part of the
story ends Plasticine s flash back, and chronologically precedes
Plasticine s Suicide represented by the song Faces on the
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