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Commodity
02:58
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You tell me that I’m the product
Of my environment
As I destroy my apartment
Fill it up with wet cement
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
You tell me your overwhelming
Me with your anxiety
What I want you can’t get rid of
We all know that love ain’t free
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
Know you only want to get along
And I feel a little bit confused
Every weekend with the curtains drawn
I will stay locked away like
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
Commodity, please be kind to me
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Rabbits Foot
03:28
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Counting minutes until another rapture
Can I repent and heed the damages I've sewn
Of course not, for I am only human
Theres a connection from my spirit to my bones
Scorning, dependent on us making progress
Can I related to their arrogance and snide?
Truly, you can't believe their information
I'm unperplexed and take everything in stride
Stuck in simulation
My social life is pitiful
Unplug from your program
You'll find yourself more cynical
Toothaches, must be someone thats trying to listen
Theres no escape from this sub-reality
Convince me, heed my points without resistance
I'll concede, oh these days they gotta die
Combing grey hair sideways, I thought I'd seen a pinnacle
Only to idealize a spectacle of criminals
In a while I will think it over
And I'll rub on my rabbits foot
And I'll kiss on that four leaf clover
And it will all become undone
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