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Nuclear Reactor
03:35
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Feel the heat from the fission machine
Inside my head
Produce a cold wave source decay
Project an audio gamma ray
You can't stop the neutron accelerator
Atomic eardrum meltdown far too loud
Marine propulsion, neural explosion
Weapons grade plutonium in my mouth
Cause I'm a nuclear reactor
And you're a subatomic pile
I'm the nuclear reactor
I won't cool down for a while
Spend the fuel from a power plant
I'd say it's worth the price
A cold war you can't avoid
You radioactive wastoid
You can't halt the photoelectric
Effect on you might be cancerous
Bad feedback, terror is a heart attack
Demon core uranium in my mind
Cause I'm a nuclear reactor
And you're a subatomic pile
I'm the nuclear reactor
I won't cool down for a while
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Defragmented Man
04:58
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Take it apart
Put it back together
Broke from the start
I think it could be built better
Without you
Take it apart and then
Put it back together
Reconstructed and reconfigured
You were broken down defective from the start
Or rusted under the weather
You're worthless without me
Defragmented man
He does whatever he can
Defragmented man
Nothing according to plan
Break it apart
Don't put it back together
Such a lost art
It couldn't have been made better
Without me
Break it apart but
Don't put it back together
Deconstructed and deconfigured
You were sick and self destructive from the start
I think your brain is untethered
I'm worth more without you
Defragmented man
He does whatever he can
Defragmented man
Nothing according to plan
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