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Freedom Frenzy
02:47
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Attention: you have been misinformed-
Religion is the biggest scam of all time.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
Insurance is basically organized crime.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
The system does not have your interests in mind.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
They keep you confused cause it keeps you in line.
Get in line.
ATTENTION! PAY ATTENTION!
Attention: you have been misinformed-
People in charge are all probably lying.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
They'll keep on selling if we keep on buying.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
It's okay if you are not happy sometimes.
Attention: you have been misinformed-
You are not ugly or fat- you look fine!
You look fine.
ATTENTION! PAY ATTENTION!
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Sea Is Silent
02:37
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He has no need to know what he doesn't already know
He has no need to know what he doesn't already know
We have created a world that revolves around us
He has no need to know what he doesn't already know
He has no need to see what he doesn't want to be shown
He has no need to see what he doesn't want to be shown
We have created a world that revolves around us
He has no need to see what he doesn't want to be shown
NOW! THE FUTURE IS NOW!
He has no need to hear what he doesn't want to be told
He has no need to hear what he doesn't want to be told
We have created a world that revolves around us
He has no need to hear what he doesn't want to be told
NOW! THE FUTURE IS NOW!
I'm so tired of having to think for myself.
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Adderall Nighter
02:57
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We crunch the numbers, collect the data
We feed it all into a great big computer
We break it down to its component parts
And then we get to work
We could build an empire on this
We do the legwork, create statistics
We try to quantify a thing that can't be measured
Unleash our findings upon society
And then we wait and see
We could build an empire on this
We did our homework, we got the math right
We brought the best and brightest in to solve the problem
How could we fail with logic on our side
But then the numbers lied-
I said the numbers lied!
We could build an empire on this
heck yes
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4. |
Karate Break
01:59
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We build machines
that build bigger machines
which then
build machines
that build bigger machines
which then
build machines
that build bigger machines
which then
build machines
that build bigger machines
Human resources are human
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Hey, Cool Dick Bro!
02:27
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Karate Break Minneapolis, Minnesota
Karate Break was born out of the thriving noise rock scene in Minneapolis.
Formed by Rebecca
Leigh Nordling, Raymond DeHont, Brandon Lentz and Adam Hozempa, Karate Break is what happens when punk rock decides to wear a tin foil hat.
Groovy and agressive, urgent and explosive, Karate Break creates an atmosphere of social suspicion accompanied by the desperate need to dance.
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