1. |
Persistent Sea of Me
02:35
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At the dish again
Make a wish for him
Like quantum physics and
Family visiting
Call the minutemen
Here comes the Brits again
They sound significant
To all the immigrants
A precondition then
To politicians
And all the citizens
Descend like dissidents
Keep their distance then
Like it was infinite
Never Michigan
Never Michigan
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2. |
Never Michigan
04:18
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3. |
David Lee Back Door Roth
02:43
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The discoteque is dying
Overcome with substances and style
But we’re all in denial
We’re all in
The teenagers are trying
To hide all that they’re buying
All the tea in China..
Designer
Check the lie, check the liner
Now David is Goliath
Preoccupied with quieting the riots
Mistaking art for science
There’s a sigh there’s a silence
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4. |
Miracle Mover
03:07
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All that happened before
The life that was, was not enough for one of us
That was
You’re my miracle mover
So much for questions
We’re gonna die!
Oh my miracle mover
It’s not inhospitality
Unless we’re keepign score
Rising tides
Tailwind rides
Surprise. Surprise wires.
You’re my miracle mover
You’re my miracle mover
Asking questions
We gonna die?
Oh my miracle mover
We were destined
To wonder why
Oh my miracle mover
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5. |
Pablo Escobar
04:41
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When I press my luck, the world gets flatter and the disappearing act
If I press my luck, one, two, many times
If you reconstruct surgical stadiums, when the markets gone away
Supreme deluxe, all your precious time
When I self destruct, everything impossible, terrific tornadoes
I can interrupt, nothing, every, time
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6. |
3w/4n
01:57
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Wrote a letter and I sent it
Now you read it I regret it
Now I’m hoping you’ll forget it
No, no, no, no, no, no, no,no no, no no no,
Ooooh. Aaaaah.
In detention or suspended
Anything to get attention
Just one more and then I’m finished.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no,no no, no no no,
Ooooh. Aaaaah.
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7. |
Stop Markit
02:41
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Color by numbers, recovery plan
Under the covers, cyan
Slumbered in color, in spite of the plans
The top TV man was dethroned
Borderline intrigue when commoners bet
Better off debt, than on
Overtime weary, a shade to the lane
A hand to the face, uh huh
We are reservoirs
We are research
We are caught off guard
Suffering weekly, and wrapped in saran
No spoils for lidless ham
Donny disguises whenever he can
Whenever I can, uh huh
We are reservoirs
We are research
We are caught off guard
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8. |
Panic Addict
03:43
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Feeling lonely
Haven’t read a word today
Take these daily
One at lunch and before bed
It takes to long, the moving on
Feeling half there
Never leave the room again
Seeking hiding
Out of house and home again
Your favorite song
You learned abroad
I think it’s on
Your favorite song
I heard it worng
The sing along
Tell me the best part again
It’s over before it begins
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9. |
Fisticuffs
03:27
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Goddess on the fiberglass
Shatterproof and built to last
Skating past the underpass
Descend
Never let the fisticuffs
Ever get the best of us
Temporary pugilist
Defend
Now we’re shaking heavy hands
And we cover wedding bands
Tell me it will be ok
Anything you have to say
Words that don’t appreciate
Replace
Starin at the starting gun
Lollygag like everyone
Slowly spin around the sun
The son.
Now we’re shaking heavy hands
And they play strike down the band
Oh it’s raining in Queensland
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10. |
Accept Defeat
04:17
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In walking malls
In one horse towns
We’re built to fall
Live underground
And moving fast
Feels like moving slow
And staying here
Has got to go
Red faced dads
And sallow moms
With tucked-in chins
And slogan strong
They grow up right
And turn out wrong
It takes to much
It takes too long
Never mind the neighbors
Forget about the shows the watch
Fiddle with the faders
Making sure the song gets lost, it’s lost, lt’s lost
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The Royal Me Boston, Massachusetts
Providing Resistance to Now. Since 2013.
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