1. |
Fritz
02:26
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2. |
Exiled From The Others
03:10
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Exiled from the others
No one will believe me
I tried to warn them
I tried to tell them
The gremlin on the wing
The zombies in the forest
The virus taking hold
The hybrid clones
I tried to tell them
They sealed their own fate
Exiled from the others
They think that I'm mad
I tried to tell them
Werewolf invasion
The spaceships are here
They did not come in peace
I tried to tell them
They think that I am mad
I tried to tell them
They think that I am mad
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3. |
S.T.A.R.
04:45
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Unpacking the propaganda crate
Out with the old-new, in with the new-old
Revision revised, reversed
Change equals no change
Filling my head with poison
Poison drips out my pen
Poison pen meets paper
Too much room for interpretation
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4. |
Magnetic North
03:15
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Universal truth
It can't be proved
Magnetic North
Written on my hand
It is the boredom
That drives me crazy
Brain chemistry
Is a mystery
Time
Expanding
Time
Contracting
Time
Distorting
Time
Distorting
The time that I will
Never get back
I should be a
Good appliance
Temperamental machines
I think that they can
Read my thoughts
I can prove it
Philosopher's stone
Changed everything
Machines of life
We've damned ourselves
Sitting back
As we watch
Our creations
Run amok
Life
Expanding
Life
Contracting
Life
Expanding
Life
Contracting
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5. |
Acid Reflux
03:48
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Slow percolation
It starts to seep up
No obvious source
It just wells up
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6. |
Carl
01:39
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