1. |
Understand
03:33
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You wanna be my be my man, but there's just one thing you don't understand,
I can be a bit complicated, and I want you to leave hey hey hey hey...
You wanna be my be my gal, but my life can be a bit of a living hell
You can do most anything, but I want you to stay hey hey hey hey...
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You wanna be my be my man, but there's just one thing you don't understand,
I can be a bit complicated, and I want you to stay hey hey hey hey...
You wanna be my be my gal, but my life can be a bit of a living hell
You can do most anything, and I want you to leave hey hey hey hey...
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2. |
Your Head is Reeling
04:33
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Concrete forests loom into view
steel throated robots tell you what to do
Look out big brother is lookin' at you
Look out big brother is lookin' at you
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
Flowered children dressed in a shroud
are enveloped by a great flanell cloud
Because they go around acting too proud
Because they go around acting too proud
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
Plastic masses don't know what to say
But they want to make all the flowers go away
Or else take the sun away from your day
Or else they'll take the sun away from your day
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
Your head is reeling
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3. |
Rabbit Hole
02:59
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Soothsayers say we're alright, but we we're walking through the midnight,
you asked the time, i dont know, you're wrong this time you're wrong this time. . .
Down down we go, down the rabbit....
down down we go, it's a habit...
down down we go, and it keeps on happening.
Naysayers say we wont fight, but this pen says we just might,
you ask for time I dont know, you asked the time, I don't know,
we're right this time we're right this time.
Down down we go, down the rabbit....
down down we go, it's a habit...
down down we go, and it keeps on happening.
Down down we go, down the rabbit....
down down we go, it's a habit...
down down we go, and it keeps on happening.
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4. |
Pop Underground
03:56
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The international pop undergound, the international pop underground
the international pop underground, the international pop underground
the international pop undergound, the international pop underground
the international pop underground, the international pop underground
We don't want your elections, we don't want your protection,
we don't like your direction, we want a signed confession.
Maybe I'll leave, maybe I'll stay, it hardly matters anyway,
if you don't shape up I'll be an ex-pat real soon.
The international pop undergound, the international pop underground
the international pop underground, the international pop underground
the international pop undergound, the international pop underground
the international pop underground, the international pop undergro
We don't want your elections, we don't want your protection,
we don't like your direction, we want a signed confession.
Maybe I'll leave, maybe I'll stay, it hardly matters anyway,
if you don't shape up I'll be an ex-pat real soon.
We want you to leave, want you to go, we're tired of the shadow show,
if the world doesn't blow up I'll fly my own flag soon.
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5. |
Melt Your Mind
04:18
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Drinking Flowers Los Angeles, California
Currently working on album II with Tomas Dolas (Oh Sees, Mr Elevator)
Other projects and releases in the worx.
Take care of yourselves,
DF
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