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Disintegrator
02:59
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they'll never catch me on my family tree
numb enough to be, consistent with any plea
content with an image of being free
imposed as seduction
their welfare holds nothing but papertigers of malfunction
if you can buy, you can be
you can earn, but never flee
it's disintegration i want to see
no single song to sing in this country
not one inch do i wanna be, consistent with my ID
silenced by re-written history
exposed in it's every function
their well-meaning holds nothing but every -ism of presumption
you'll get by
live with a lie
i'll always disagree / it's disintegration i want to see
of the continuity, of the drill of slavery
to traditions, of the fascists companies
it's the continuity of their ideology
of submission
engrained in what we see / it's disintegration i want to see
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Subversive Science
01:47
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how did you learn to fake your crosses
on this life-long exam
multiple choice of losses
what made you want this
interrogation of interruption
on your progress-report
wrong answers, fake your crosses
fuck over your bosses
(as) long as you can't toss this
reinvention of irony
learn to fake your crosses
undermine grids you can't overturn
unlearn the lessons you've learned
what did you learn but how to save face
on your own marketplace
where it's votes not voices, who makes your choices?
undermine grids you can't overturn
unlearn the lessons you've learned
if you could steal, what you could earn
payroll-regime overturned
If you could steal, what you could earn
skill enhancement on how to burn
until we burn
let's fake our crosses
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Present Tense Timezone
02:51
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it's only in your eyes
where any small resistance dies
destiny's a one-way-street
your life a road brimful with supplies
time is dead
your life's not in your hands, but head
when time is dead
your life's not in your heads, but hands
give me a second try
a guarantee for freedom that's not a lie
the knowledge of friendship
fuel for the next trip
that you can't buy
hearts that beat in different timezones
minds that feed on patchwork homes
In the best sense, there's only present tense
they say you cut your ties
that's where the weight lies
no escape route, that hasn't been laid out
time is dead
your life's not in your hands, but head
when time is dead
your life's not in your heads, but hands
give me a second try
a guarantee for freedom that's not a lie
the knowledge of friendship
fuel for the next trip
that you can't buy
hearts that beat in different timezones
minds that feed on patchwork homes
in the best sense, there's only present tense
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4. |
No Name
02:33
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at the end of the day
how do you recount the names portrayed
a habitual mind, full of hate speech – pacified
at the close of the night
there ain't no drink to down with pride
the roles i play, won't make it through another day
untie your knots
your best weapons can't be bought
where is that safer space
can we try to escape the race
cause all the roles i play, won't make it through another day
smash their slots
your best weapons can't be bought
the names you're given
can never compare to anything you're living
won't give in although you've tried
sufficient label's yet to find
in a mind based on falsified
sticks and stones may break my bones
but names will never hurt me
the names you're given
can never compare to anything you're living
won't give in although you've tried
sufficient label's yet to find
in a mind based on falsified
your role-anxiety won't get the best of me
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