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Fallout
03:28
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Broken mattress on the floor
Sweaty sinner skin
Yellow teeth hid underneath
An apathetic grin
Capillaries overflow
At the thought of love
Twisted metal cuts the rose
Blooming up above
Got a message from your god
Said he’s leaving town
Now there’s no one you can fault
With him not around
What you wanted when you stepped out of line
Was an atom bomb
It exploded leaving you undefined
In the fallout
What you wanted when you stepped out of line
Was an atom bomb
What you needed is what you’re gonna find
In the fallout
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Future Toys
04:00
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I’m seeking connection without objection
The quiet type with plastic complexion
I’m getting tired of pretty liars
I’m going synthetic
She’s so electric
I’m afraid
I’m afraid now
I’m afraid she’s the one
I’m ok
I’m ok now
I’m ok she’s so
No work to turn her on anymore
That’s what the switch is there for
Won’t beg for diamonds or bitch for pearls
Future toys for boys and girls
I’m afraid
I’m afraid now
I’m afraid she’s the one
I’m ok
I’m ok now
I’m ok she’s so fun
Synthetic love
I’m afraid
I’m afraid now
I’m afraid she’s the one
I’m ok
I’m ok now
I’m ok she’s so fun
Synthetic love
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Filaments
04:27
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Timeless nature
Tells me, “go there!”
Turned up, undone
Forward motion
Ready and willing to burn out
Connect into
Socket in you
Flow with the currents
To full on explosion
Blue and red are all that’s left
Curious filaments
Ready and willing to burn out
Blue and red are all that’s left
Curious filaments
Feedback loop is en route
Destination somewhere
We fall down
Ready and willing to burn out
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Imposter
04:16
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On my way home there was something wrong
On my way home I got worried
That there was someone waiting there for me
Who wanted to see my insides
Somehow I know the villain’s you
You’ll take my life away, life away
I’ll kill you with one destructive blow
Then plead insanity
When I arrived I snuck inside
He looked just like my brother
You’re and imposter and you will die
What have you done with my mother
You’re one of the others
Somehow I know the villain’s you
You’ll take my life away, life away
I’ll kill you with one destructive blow
Then plead insanity
Sometimes I’m a little crazy
Faces all look the same
I’d rather be pushing daisies
Than involved with people, see
Sometimes I’m a little scary
Faces all look the same
I’d rather be pushing daisies
Than involved with people, see
Somehow I know the villain’s you
You’ll take my life away, life away
I’ll kill you with one destructive blow
Then plead insanity
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Aria Fritta
04:01
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Say something interesting and maybe I’ll listen
I’d much rather be
So much rather be
Home taking the lone route
Stoned letting my thoughts run round
I learn much more from them anyhow
What not to be
Tell me something worth hearing
My attention’s withered
I’d much rather be
So much rather be
Home letting the dogs run
Pure revelry under sun
I learn more from them than anyone
Their silence speaks
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