Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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STAGE 1: Here we have melancholic memories with only the most mild of imperfections. The idea of a greater problem at heart is denied strongly.
00:00:00 A1 - Stay Right Here
00:02:21 A2 - Back Online
00:04:13 A3 - An Outlandish Hypothesis
00:06:41 A4 - To Be Kept

STAGE 2: This stage is where more noticable distortions make denial impossible, leading onto the remaining 4 stages of grief. Because this phase deals with grief, the music is much more depressing, but still easy to follow.
00:08:14 B1 - Unfamiliar World
00:09:22 B2 - Don't Leave Me
00:11:37 B3 - A Sad Loop
00:13:55 B4 - Letting Go

STAGE 3: The most promenent element of this stage is the start of confusion. Memories are still coherent, but are becoming conjoined and fused, making them inaccurate and confusing. The sad attitude is now gone, as the very meaning of emotion begins to fade. These are the last moments of full awareness.
00:15:58 C1 - Hypothesis Proven
00:19:03 C2 - Death Unlocked
00:21:13 C3 - At The Speed of Deterioration
00:22:40 C4 - Fade Out

STAGE 4: Confusion takes center stage during this phase, as memories mold into incoherent blocks of thought with very little resemblence of what they used to be. This confusion may lead to horrors at higher lucidity, but at lower lucidity invoke a sense of comfort.
00:24:45 D1 - Post-Awareness Confusions
00:33:15 E1 - Temporary Bliss State

STAGE 5: Here we start to shift from confusion to emptiness, as blocks of memory begin to fade away, silencing the relentless stream of thought.
00:38:56 F1 - Advanced Spam Entanglements
00:46:38 G1 - Sudden Attempt Regression Into Practice Mode

STAGE 6: An empty bliss. Nothing remains. Moments where the brain evokes any activity whatsoever are few and far between. But time doesn't even have meaning. Nothing has anymore.
00:52:35 H1 - Long Level Is Over
01:00:29 I1 - Place on The Servers Fades Away
01:06:21 J1 - Terminal Lucidity

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First of all, I want to give a huge shoutout and thank you to DanielR1 for editing his cover of Stay Inside Me (youtu.be/ppxvA33Dbn8) to suit my ending better. It really would not have the same impact if he didn't help, so thanks again.

If you didn't know, Everywhere at The End of Time is a series of six music albums, which, through samples of 20's to 40's ballroom music, attempt to portray the slow deterioration of a dementia patient's brain. This album was an instant 10/10 for me, just because of how well it portrayed that idea, and I highly recommend you listen to the whole album right now and right here on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc&t=3036s
But anyway, I noticed that someone was so inspired by this concept, that they made a minecraft version (youtube.com/watch?v=c3gpdZrT0eA), which followed the same progression, only that it used samples of C418's music. And I was just in awe, and immidiately started thinking of versions that I could make, that would be relevant to me. Then I remembered what my favorite game was.
So yes, I just kinda made this over the last week, and it was an experience and a half. I can't wait to share this with the world. Enjoy!

Also yay, I used gd samples, and even through slowing down and adding some other stuff, it got copyrighted. I love YouTube!