1. |
Space Disco
05:33
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2. |
No Filter?
04:14
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Scrolling away
Somebody else's lives
Until
There is no time
To live your own
Outside the Framework
Come, take my hand
I'll guide you to your
Stupid self again
Three magic words:
I don't care
I don't care
Summer is gone
Another winter
Is to come
You had a chance
To be yourself
Outside the Framework
Look at your face
This weary
Hunk of life
That falls away
How far you go?
Can you go
Anymore?
The road you see outside
Will be your own again
The road you see outside
Will be your own
The road you see outside
Will be your own again
The road you see outside
Will be there
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3. |
STS-51L Mk2
04:28
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This day
Buried in clouds
A modern way to sacrifice
The cross is a two-horned cloud
Forever frozen in their eyes
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4. |
Children of The Sun
04:53
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The Reptilian Government Kraków, Poland
kinda sect. people afraid of sect, but not be afraid of us. we more congregation. more music. no worries. we speak terrestrial english, some celestial dialects and we understand and like very much polish language which is also the most useful in the south of X25 exoplanet (where we say kurwa a lot and have national polish television from an unknown reason) [band photos by Mary Nogacka] ... more
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