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Subliminal
03:50
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It’s all I know to feel like someone’s listening in
To feel like someone’s always watching
The sudden thought occurs to take a second look
I’m meandering, now i’m meandering
A scrambled channel in the cathode ray
A hidden meaning in radio waves
Now i’m compelled to buy, consume, make refuse
They win, you lose
Can’t I refuse?
Subliminal (subliminal)
Our product will improve your life tremendously
But we won’t advertise overtly
Why wait act now and don’t delay or hesitate
Just go pick up the phone and sell your self away
The CEOs, they don’t discriminate
They permeate under audible range
Your ears and eyes and mind with static chatter
What’s the matter
Can’t think faster?
Subliminal (subliminal)
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Kopimist
03:42
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A sacred virtue
It’s not a breakthrough
But what would you do
And what would jesus do
File share the word
File share the church
File share the truth
Leads to
A congregation
Of copies and clones
A fellowship of
Simulations and drones
There’s no original ideas
Hack the holy trinity
Photocopy the truth
Be warned
Control C
CTRL V
You are a pirate
Sailing the sea
No mountains to climb
No sights to see
When you’re a copy of a copy
Of a copy of me
No neon gods
You’ve been deceived
All the evidence you sent
We received
It must be easy
To follow the lead
When you’re a copy of a copy
Of a copy of me
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General Labor Memphis, Tennessee
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