1. |
Antibody
02:04
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I don’t really want to get back together
I don’t really like how it sounds
I don’t really want to get close to anyone
People always let you down
It’s a tingling
It’s a numbness
It’s a falling out of alignment
You’ve got blurry vision
And memory loss
Your body’s turning against you
I don’t really want to get back to business
Things are really goin’ slow
I don’t really want to work hard on anything
When I’ll have nothing to show
It’s a tingling…
No, I’m not ever gonna change my bad habits
Believe me I’ve already tried
No, I’m not ever gonna change my ways for anyone
This is how I’ve learned to survive
It’s a tingling…
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2. |
Final Exam
02:56
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I want this time to pass,
But I don’t want time to pass
Grown up-don’t feel more secure
Than I was before
Stored up and filed away
Things I don’t want decayed
But theft and wear and tear
Can destroy what’s there
Here’s looking to better times
Won’t have to dash when dined
Will savor the latest kiss
While sipping “angel piss”
Uncovering the latest mystery
Finding my place in history
The years keep on flying by
Makes you want to cry
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3. |
Breakup
02:39
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In all the ways you wanted me
There could not be guarantees
You know, Oh you know
As wonderful as we can be
We’re not as perfect as we seem
You know, Oh you know
Maybe the time is coming to work it out…
The more you wanted me to stay
The more I want to get away
You know, Oh you know
Your quirks that were at first endearing
Have now become so irritating
You know, Oh you know
Maybe the time is coming to work it out…
I’m so tired of where we’re going
Same scenery becomes so boring
I’m too spicy for your bland taste More srirach
leave the mayonnaise
Maybe the time is coming to work it out...
Baby get out
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4. |
Interlude
02:20
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5. |
Life After College
04:21
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Hey, where are you going?
I’m headed out there too
Mind if I join you? No
These things were meant
For more than you
I got your voicemail
You bombed your job interview
What were these last 5 years of
School supposed to help you do?
Turned into a stepping stone
Scorched in heat
Poured on rainy days
Can’t breath and I’m anchored down
In dirt, I’ve passed my better days
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6. |
Spaceland
02:44
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You people of Spaceland, You seem so confident, In your geometry, And your perception of what’s fact, That you’re unable to see, Past your reality, To another dimension. Dotland you are your own universe, Lineland you are but one dimension I disbelieved existence, In the life of 3 dimensions, A thought you’ll find foolish, But you may find in it sense, If you ever stopped, And wondered of something beyond yourself Dotland...My name is A. Square, Because that is what I am, I’m telling you from jail, About my new convictions. Bout’ how I went from seeing, North ,East ,West and South, But never up or down. Dotland…My view of the 3rd dimension, Where you Spacelanders reside, Is that there must exist, More than you realize, For I believed so long, In only 2 dimensions, But we all know there’s more Dotland
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