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Iffy Clones
02:22
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Everyone else's tumbling is its own reward
Dumb alliance, shreds of Astaire
big score
Never tied your existence in another realm
Mayan temple
Frothing chocolate
Dummy taking over
Dummy taking over
Gummy taking over
Gummy taking on...
Everyone says your role is that of a secondary man
Prissy little people
on their way to the shore
Darling broken buds
(epic)
bred to be bored
Tell me it's inside
do I have to rewind? and watch robots make fools of us
Tell me it's in sight
do I have to rewind?
"Shoddy and static"
How's your world?
"Constantly epic, thank you sir..."
Dalian Shide, banks, Dutchie tent
Dalliance of my discontent
Everything's in parenthesis with you
Everything's in the smallest print with you
Everything is a chore when it concerns you
Prissy little people
on their way to the shore
Darling broken buds
(epic)
bred to be bored
Tell me it's inside
do I have to rewind? and watch robots make fools of us
Tell me it's in sight
do I have to rewind?
Keep all lines open
for the terminally broken to mend
Right-click and send:
start, middle and end
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Sad (Misread)
03:06
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Last night our new government announced plans
Hansard, bills, house of commoners
attention spans
O the night, Big Ben, grand space, fake talking shop
Great White drug den, garrotted glottal chop
Nothing
no time, relief and getting upset
Release the sounds!
And the band is in the pond and we're alone
Ground froze
Godot's shadow cabinet's opposed to winter clothes
And your man will not respawn when he's alone
Your chair, your rules
you swarthy, psyched-up chump
Limp wrist, cold heart, carotid carpal clumps
Nothing
no time, relief and getting upset
Release the sounds!
And the band is in the pond and we're alone
Ground froze
Godot's shadow cabinet's opposed to winter clothes
And your man will not respond when he's alone
Never be misread
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Aberdoom!
02:45
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You're the one wearing a Panama hat indoors
Your head wept sweat out of every pore
You remained out of sight, you achieved your aim
You were living under an assumed name
The dreams would start: a home exists only to break the hearts of the animals there
Increase the dependence on those who could care less
What did you dream? Traffic cones far as the eye can see
An emotional shield, who else remembers when all this was fields
You're the one taking the flak for the things that they did
A sunsick wreck and a heartbreak kid
So make good your escape, return from whence you came
Always a boat hame, always the same
The dreams go on: and hope exists only to spoil the fun for the animals there
What sets us apart is we know we can care less
What's in a dream? Beds and bowls, catnip for the soul
An agreement to keep, exist for a while 'fore you send them to sleep
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Jammy Ceiling
02:49
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Spread some jam across the ceiling and stymied in the sun
A fat bastard for fluids, an illiterate scurge
A deli bacon sandwich, the bank should cover it and look for all the world like a delicate splurge
Now tell me I'm a bigger man in this and warn my sister if you are obsessed
This tome became a token
See how we run
O darling, see how we run
Home when work is done
If you insist, then join me in a battle of wits and we can take the edge off of this before we're rendered too meaningless
Hear me roar!
Darling, what have we become?
Home when work is done
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