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New Blood
04:47
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Paradox in a time machine/ I see who you are I see who you will be/ Someone who is yearning to be free...
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Mundane Prophesies
03:29
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The Artist of art/ the Thinker behind thoughts/ the understanders listen/ the wise ones watch...
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To Not Follow the Rules
03:19
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You're a black sheep status quo is a living hell/ You're a black sheep you're always going to want to rebel
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Plug Stuff In
03:43
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Plug stuff in/ punch in the numbers/ punch in the words if you want to be heard/ this is the time to act on your feelings/ this is the time to get stuff done/ this is the point where we all want choices/ this is the place to have your fun/ time out/ time in again/ chime in the nonsense/ plug stuff in...then quietly quietly quietly quietly/ turn off the electricity/ tone down the intensity/ and face the void
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