1. |
Fog
00:39
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bury me in chocolate-dross
gigatons of candyfloss
have your children raised by shopping malls
sugar-coated prison walls
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2. |
Urban Myth
00:51
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my mommy used to read me tales
about victory,hapiness and love
but the "blue bird" got slaughtered and served for sunday lunch
and my cradle is rotting at the city dump
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3. |
Grey
00:20
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fuck no,it's monday again
billboards say: "carpe diem"
cheap beer+white bread=liberty
jihad against personality
modern concentration camps
we call them "home"
sitcoms
coke automats
U2 songs
voting urns
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4. |
Fertility
00:33
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the nile won't flood it's fertile silt
this year isis refuses her mourning tears
ancient powers of disorder,hear my words
father chaos,I'm reaching my hand
mother cacophony,I'm calling you back
sister sincerity,it can't be the end
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5. |
Rotting Teeth
00:30
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everything seems to have an end
why is it so hard to understand?
every machine stops running once
we call it "tragedy"
but it's just reality
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6. |
Storm
00:48
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it ain't no fucking raindrops falling on your head
it's a fucking hurricane that blasts your house
you can lie to anyone but yourself
there's no kinda religion that can cover it
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7. |
Cross
00:57
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what kinda love can be symbolized
by a tortured dead body nailed to a cross?
what kinda hope can be included
in a book full of dejecting stories?
what kinda experience can be achieved
through forbidding the kids almost everything?
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