My Illness Is the Medicine I Need by Thomas Larcher. 6 recordings in this catalogue, recorded 2005.
Movements
I. My illness is the medicine I need.
II. I think I’ll stay here until I die, I’m tired of life. I don’t like freedom. The world frightens me.
III. Eat and sleep. Eat and sleep. The monotony here kills you.
IV. I like it when people ask me the time. It’s almost a conversation.
V. I don’t know why I’m here. I’ve no idea. I think people are brought here to be killed. I’m scared to death. Death will come to me covering all my body. And I will be silent forever.
VI. Once they give you an injection you instantly stop hearing voices.
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