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358/2 DAYS: Short Film Lyrics by Screen Genius

358/2 Days

2017

***PART 1: Intro ***Scene 1: Awake
(00:00 - 00:20)
In the opening scene, we see P.O.V. (Point of Vision) of a drowsy AkinG Kalld Pedro waking up. The music in the background appears to be a chopped and screwed version of October's Song's Hook.
*** PART 2: ACT I ***[Credits - ACT I]
(1) Transitional Slide - 'ACT I'
Scene 1: Car Scene
(00:22 - 00:56)
The opening dialogue is taken from track "W/ Ele". Here we see AkinG Kalld Pedro or perhaps Afro (the main protagonist of the album) riding in a car reflecting on the last year.
Scene 2: Fall
(00:56 - 01:23)
We see a series of autumn shots. We also see a female character hands outside a car window and feet walking through the forest.
Scene 3: Foreshadow
(01:23 - 01:53)
Our main character, in an open field, turns around and as he turns around we are shown quick flashes of a female in a devil mask
Scene 4: Downtown
(01:57 - 02:11)
The film picks up in downtown D.C. and we see our protagonist at what appears to be a church.
Scene 5: Train Tracks
(02:11 - 02:19)
In this scene, we are greeted with train tracks and the sound of a moving train. We begin to hear foot steps, then everything cuts abruptly.
Scene 6: Room
(02:20 - 02:31)
As the outro to "So Selfish" begins to play, The character seems to be in distress. We see various quick scene cuts to him being strangled by the string of the heart balloon.
Scene 3: You, Her & I
(02:31 - 02:44)
There's a scene of the projector shining on the main character, a shadow reflection of a woman by the projector and close up shot of another woman's lips.
*** PART 3: ACT II ***[Credits - ACT II]
Scene 1: The Antagonist
(02:44 - 03:00)
as the track "Caught Dancing W/ DIabo" plays, Diabo appears, the same figure we saw in the ACT I.
(2) Transitional Slide - 'ACT II'
Scene 2: The Addicition
(03:01 - 3:08)
We are greeted by Desires in a sunflower field wearing her regular attire, A red dress. Her scene breaks up into 5 parts which all seem the same.
(3) Transitional Slide - '(HEY)'
Scene 4: You Understand Nothing
(04:05 - 04:26)
The Outro of Honeymoon Khanom plays
*** PART 4: ACT III ***[Credits - ACT III]
(4) Transitional Slide - 'ACT III'
Scene 1: The Savior
(04:30 - 04:34)
Scene 2: From Light To Dark To Light (Room)
(04:42)
A music video for "Before I Slept" begins and our character looks to have made it through the dark night. The scene end abruptly and cuts to black.
***PART 5: Outro ***Scene 1: Sleep
(05:39)
The film ends right where it started from.
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About “358/2 DAYS: Short Film” by Screen Genius

Read the complete lyrics to "358/2 DAYS: Short Film" by Screen Genius from the album "358/2 Days" in 2017. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Non-Music, Screen, Rap.

"358/2 DAYS: Short Film" is performed by Screen Genius. from the album "358/2 Days" in 2017 This page provides the full lyric text for fans who want to sing along, study the songwriting, or compare versions across releases. Lyrks organizes lyrics by artist and song slug so you can bookmark and share a stable URL. Music lyrics help listeners connect with emotion, narrative, and rhythm in a track. Whether you are learning English, researching a favorite chorus, or preparing for karaoke, having accurate line breaks and section labels (verse, chorus, bridge) makes the experience easier. We link to the official artist profile on Lyrks where available, including biography snippets, top songs, and chart placements when we have that data. If you enjoy "358/2 DAYS: Short Film", explore more songs by Screen Genius using the links below. Chart and trending pages on Lyrks highlight what listeners are searching for this week. For copyright or correction requests, see our DMCA and contact pages.

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