1. |
Puppet on a String
04:50
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*(vocal sample taken from Jacob Needleman’s ‘Thinking Allowed’ interview)
I crawled out from the sewers and the slums
in the sleazy underbelly of this world
My only options were try or die, figured might as well give it a whirl
Not gonna live like a puppet on a string
Gonna choose how I spend my time
There’s people here that wanna control me
and they’re all right out of their minds
Don’t need your money, your success or fame
Don’t need to walk amongst the sheep
I’ll disconnect and reject that life
’Til they lower me six feet deep
Not gonna live like a puppet on a string
Gonna choose how I spend my time
There’s people here that wanna control me
and they’re all right out of their minds
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2. |
Teenager
02:24
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Head smashed with a metal chair
Blood and bone flyin’ everywhere
I never knew how that ended
I just left him there
A knife chase in the living room
Attempted murder after eating shrooms
Not sure how I made it out alive
Stoned out of my mind
Working fast food and wanting to die
Frederick Neitzsche, Albert Camus
A perfect combo to ruin the mood
Head smashed with a metal chair
Blood and bone flyin’ everywhere
I never knew how that ended
I just left him there
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3. |
Brainwashed
00:26
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Reinvented back to the origin
Snake eating its head again
Back to when my mind was as bright as the sun
Shining down light onto everyone
I feel no meaning in anything
and I don't mean it in a cynical way
It's just I feel so separate
From this material plane
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