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Working Evil
02:18
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Put me down
Put me under
We don’t need another intellectual
Collect oneself in dingy basement
Suffocat dust
Tumor temporal
Constructing miniatures
Scales
In comparison
Pales
To what you already know
Fails
To alleviate pressure in your brain
Truthspeak would render any person insane
Luckily for you you’re one of them new special stock
Put me down
Put me under
We don’t need another intellect
In true spirit of new age
Gain fame, forgetting all but name
The creatures hail their messiah
Their famine
Their celeb
One shudders
Filed under
Of having been a heretic, a soothsayer, a slayer of innocents, an idolater, an apostate, one who is working evil through deviation from the faith
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I Feel Electric
03:12
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I feel electric shocks in my brain storm in the temples I feel electric I feel electric
I feel electric hits coming in waves it’s actual like cement I feel suscepted I feel electric
You get the twitching
You hear their bitching
You get to thinking if they ever heard the chants
I feel electric zaps in my brain storm in the temples I feel electric I feel electric I feel electric
Selective
Selective
Selective
Uptake! Uptake!
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