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Atomic Rawkrz
02:13
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Jetpacks to Slumber Land
03:04
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please forgive distractions of lenses and polaroid
it's due to these obsessions of no emotions
we're the cheesed off unimpressive macaroni kids
feels as tho they've got you by the gonads this time
i've been working all
i've been working all day
i've been running all
i've been running away
cheers to the intoxicating life in stereo
suburbanated servitude concrete jungles
hear the sirens clinging sprinklers bathing front lawns
pardon the discrepancies of mass hysteria
i've been working all
i've been working all day
i've been running all
i've been running away
so count me out when the pressure grows
brush me under the mistletoe
i've been working all
i've been working all day
i've been running all
i've been running away
please discard uncertainties it comes with the territory
does it feel they've got you by the gonads this time
we're hard boiled un-impassioned soggy yolks of energy
fueling up and blasting off
jetpacks to slumber land
i've been working all
i've been working all day
i've been running all
i've been running away
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Tooth Pulp
03:49
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let's breathe for allergies
let's breathe for you and me
let's breathe in symmetry
cause we need to stay-a
live
let's sleep for resting dreams
lets sleep eternity
let's sleep just you and me
cause the snooze can take-a
snore
let's see with eyes of green
let's see with eyes of blue
let's see with eyes of grey
cause i gotta mine set on
you
let's learn biology
let's read astronomy
let's learn of circus freaks
and the things we do adore
don't ignore us we're not dead
only foolin' in our heads
in the vacuum of space and time
out of pressure outter mind
gimme a call cause i want to c-c
oh dear oh you again
into the black
the void
enter spaceship
it's all the rage again
a total reminder
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Tastee Records Chicago, Illinois
cult sounds
from the
underground!
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