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The Shimmies - The Fox
07:20
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DMT - Relapse
03:04
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Lyfecoach - Woke Whitey
02:24
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When you take the place
of another voice
we'll scream through you head
it's not your choice
Get out of the away
if you stand in line
to keep your space
just give it back
or be erased
Get out of the way
let's not deny
the world is changing
try not to be blind
your mind is rearranging
get out of the way
letters on the ground
pick them up with your teeth
pound for pound
show us so we all can see
get out of the way
I was there
in the future
hand in hand
deconstruct
this life
deconstruct
forever
deconstruct
together
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Lyfecoach - Deez Nugs
01:46
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outraged
by what you see
your eyes are open
why do you close them
outnumbered
by dark matter
guilt of being alive
no reason to try
disappointed
with collecting
useless relics
darkest future
disappointed
with collecting
useless relics
darkest future
Save yourself!
there's nothing to save
nowhere to go
save yourself!
there's nothing but flames
with nothing to hold
all of the time
with nothing show
spit in my eyes
that's where it goes
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EOA - Vanilla
05:52
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DMT - Desolate
02:32
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