1. |
Automate Insection
02:23
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Condensed into one sweet section
The Allies become turncoats
Feeding on each other
Counting down ground zero
Darkness comes crashing down
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2. |
Device For Annihilation
02:01
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The sequence only matters as soon as the lights go out
Two thousand equals one nine hundred
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Jetset
01:52
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Like lightning headfirst eastbound
Climbing away as we become transparent
Translucent at best
Seemingly innocent
Sickened veins with fake storefronts
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4. |
12 Years Past
03:16
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Certainly described as truth
Text book shaped—assimilated
Condemning any ounce of freedom to known actual fact
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5. |
Post Meridian
01:45
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Cold hard concrete lives sting out of tradition
Walking and rolling in broken glass
Poisoned mouth breathing lies to us all
Calling out the signal to further destroy all remaining hope
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6. |
Crushing Blows
02:48
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As they brace themselves the shock value becomes obsolete
Confused by its own sense of what has been viewed as fatal
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Bruised fingers and bloody lips
are only pulled down by the same solutions that strangles the metabolism
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8. |
Earache
02:07
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9. |
Full Steam Ahead
03:00
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10. |
Jetset (45 Version)
02:16
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11. |
Epiphany #2
03:54
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12. |
Sequenced For Explosion
02:07
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13. |
Send Me An Angel
02:49
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90 miles away metal hits concrete ground
Friction seeks kerosene let the sparks fly
Don’t ever look back
Let eyes ignite burning through black
Disconnect sound
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15. |
Smoky Mountain High
01:47
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Cutting wires inside the capsule prevents motion forward
Current surging altitude is plunging
One hand outside, one foot tied down
All the switches
Broken symptoms persist
Pressure resists
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16. |
Strangers Die Everyday
05:38
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17. |
Cranial Masses
02:14
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Stunning loss of motion results on impact
Oil mixes with water five minutes until evacuation
Revolution pushes on escape or else useless to whisper useless to close your eyes.
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18. |
Kodaliths
03:46
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Does it hurt?
Does it burn?
Does it sting?
You bought the rope now kick the chair isn’t that what you wanted?
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19. |
Asphyxial Eclipse
02:21
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Sonic wave collapses
We’ve been down that road one too many times before
Choking on the ashes erupts 1000 ways inside the earth's core
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20. |
Iron Curtain
03:20
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One thousand screams fail to stop one dull puncture through raw skin
Levels down glucose gone
Apparently self inflicted
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21. |
Five Months In Poland
06:23
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23. |
Kodaliths (Live WNYU)
02:16
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