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Soul Math
02:53
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If you could see
Through everything you see in me
If you could just see me
Do you believe
In what displays on your TV?
Do you believe
It makes it tough to fuck with me
The statement’s bare
There’s no “there” there for us to share now
The planets stare, I speak
Capricious care
A thoughtless pair of truth and dare, though
You won’t despair for me
Drink it like water
Lead to your slaughter if you let it
Drink it like water
Lead to your slaughter soon or later
Louder and softer
Peasant to popper - what you get from nine to five
Drink it like water
Lead to your slaughter soon or later
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HPPY
03:43
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Underneath a smoking sun
The poplar trees are soaking up
What I had done
A hundred-thousand weeks and not
A single sign of these confinements
Or further lines
To extinguish mine
Alright
Waking to a wake and bake
A cosmic shake, a chronic ache
Just for yesterday
Hip, hip, hurray
Closing in, the walls fall down
What we have found will
Shut you out of the
Fear and hate
Just omit yesterday
Okay?
Paper kings and restless things will moderate, not contemplate
Hold your tongue, the best have won this finally. morally.
When years have past, the ruling class will confiscate memory
Thank the gods, they keep you honest modestly with a fee
Moving on no damage done
We just re-spawn, rally caps on
For this last crusade
Enter the fray
Take it back, we had it all
Obversion is the active goal
Until retrograde
It cannot wait
Not now
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