1. |
All the Boys and Girls
06:08
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In a perfect world
Of homogeneity
All the boys and girls
Lapse into apathy
Everyone is happy
Everyone is free
No need for your convictions
Just drown them in the sea
I don't wanna hear it man
Just take your soma, please
And I don't wanna hear you whine
About true liberty.
In a perfect world
There is no relativity
The victors will decide
What the truth shall be
We all have our place
Dictated by policy
The Man sees no need for
Ambiguity
I don't wanna hear it man
Just take your soma, please
And I don't wanna hear you whine
About true liberty.
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2. |
Baccalaureate
05:56
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I float along these well-kept streets of privilege
By day the colors are so bright and clear, but still,
I feel, the pull of restlessness by night,
And I, will blur those perfect colors if I try.
In my travels across the lands of barren waste,
All the sheep covered by the ash in which they graze
I see, the legacy that history leaves
So come, and let's be lemmings, come along with me.
Oooh-- ooh-- ooh...
I know I must try
My mind is easily deceived
Oh my friend, we can both agree
That you know what is best for me.
All aboard the train to foggy London town
Where the peoples' feet no longer touch the ground
Surround myself in an inscrutable haze
And join the street sweeps in their unending parade.
I float along these well-kept streets of privilege
By day the colors are so bright and clear, but still,
I feel, the pull of restlessness by night,
And I, will blur those perfect colors if I try.
Oooh--- ooh--- ooh...
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3. |
French House
03:56
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Mama,
I don't feel right
The pressure's enough to break my spine.
Don't know where to go,
The pace is fast but the world turns slow..
Ohh...
Brother,
Things come easy to you.
With patience I wait for my turn, too.
But when the wheel comes around,
Who's at the helm?
Oh-- oh-- oh...
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4. |
Indigo I'm Indigo
05:02
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In my yard I plant a seed
In my yard under the sea
Far above the sun breaks free
In my yard under the sea
Indigo I'm Indigo
As the water it does flow
And my seed you know it'll grow
Indigo I'm Indigo
Remember when we saw the day
That life on earth had gone away
And all alone we had to stay
Remember when we saw the day
In my yard I plant a tree
In my yard under the sea
Far above the sun flies free
In my yard beneath the sea
Out on the green we tend to the leaves
And count the days til we can breathe
And deep inside the sight we see
We count the days til we can breathe
Remember when we saw the day
When all the world floated away
And right here alone we had to stay
Remember when we saw the day
In my yard we plant some trees
In my yard beneath the sea
Far above the waves will be
In my yard beneath the sea
Indigo I'm Indigo
As the water it does flow
And my trees you know they'll grow
Indigo I'm Indigo
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5. |
No Place
05:38
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The man came down from the mountain
Unrecognized
He kept a company of thieves
And he whispered nothing but lies
He wandered to the ocean
And the Gods of the sea
Rose up from the foam
And swallowed him, dragged to the deep
And he said...
Leave what you see
And take all the rest
Leave what you see
And do your best
To meet in between
This life and the next
He awoke in a bubble
Amid fortresses of sand
Formidable constructs
But they crumbled at the touch of his hand
And the man was alone
He began to bleed
For once the bubble broke
There'd be nothing but him and the sea
But there's no place to deep for sunlight to reach
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