1. |
Remove Officer
02:30
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remove officer
retire officer
find something better to do
than killing citizens in the streets
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2. |
Audiophiles
02:44
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audiophiles need the new vinyls
their hi-fi systems are their religion
on 180 grams gotta get the remaster
file after just one listen relax and enjoy your incredible taste
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3. |
Degraded Dialect
01:08
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the functions of language
let us walk together
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4. |
Living Between
02:31
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too jaded to think that this will make change
still have to try to rearrange
Thomas Edison was a thief
police don't provide relief
justice is unseen we're living between
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5. |
Fade Out
00:53
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you're gonna lose clout and like it
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CDG Portland, Oregon
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reductive polyrhythms/ messthetics goes funky
CDG recommends:
move your body
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