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Sleep Paralysis
04:15
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Omnipresence
04:00
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Running and running in circles,
Choking off our own.
Bright yellow ideologies,
Choking off the others.
We're not concerned.
What if we're all the same?
We're not concerned.
We are not them.
They are not us.
This will not stand.
Why can't we hear their voices?
Our heads explode.
Plastic fear and liquid greed,
Our heads explode.
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Glittering Manipulation
05:15
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Sell me this offering,
Glittering manipulation.
Hierarchy of the jungle wears the crown.
Lion's hair in the grass,
Heart beating in the soil.
Deception converted to a currency,
The wage of enticing treason.
Collecting your dirty profit without hesitation.
An obsession absorbed in vanity,
Selling your skin.
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4. |
Earth
03:09
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5. |
Boogie
09:15
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