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Don't Fool Yourself
02:12
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Have you earned your self respect today?
Do you feel that you are A OK?
Can you give yourself a big pat on the back?
Fooling yourself can only get you so far
Before you realize that your a fucking fraud
If you dont stand up for yourself, man!
Then what the hell are you even fucking good for, huh?
Dont fool yourself
Take a look in the mirror
Are you ashamed of what you see?
Dont be a dick
Your a victim of your own stupidity
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2. |
New Primitive
03:55
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I got a modern posture
I got a stone age mentality
Its a nuclear disco
I wanna club down my enemy
Where i lay my head is where i pee
Its the new primitive
Got the paper in the paper jar
Got my hand stuck in the stapler
Dont remember which lies i told you all
So i better call in a favour
Cant see the trees for the factories
Cant see the factories for the stacked bodies
Even the dog and its fleas know
You shouldnt scratch the itch so it bleeds
Oh man! Its the new primitive
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Play-Doh Brain Waves
01:50
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My brain is like jelly
Sticky and smelly
Realitys warped
Cant feel my forehead
Heads caving in
Its like a black hole
Play doh brain waves
Messing with my brain
Im tuning in on every channel
And every fucking radio station
I smell of bacon
Im a frying pan
Sizzling!
Cant take it any more
Im going insane
Play doh brain waves
Messing with my brain
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The statues are standing tall
Besides a marbled highway
A parade of boots
To a pompous fanfare
Flags mark posession
Greed fuels aggression
There is no love here
Love flew the cuckoos nest
This is not a test
This is the new world order
We are all gonna die
In the matter of a lifetime
Spread some love, yeah
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Various projects by N.B.O.
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