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Life As a Liquid
02:51
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Dark Matter Everywhere
04:20
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Possibly Plasma
03:26
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Lies (bonus?)
01:43
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Money doesn't grow on trees
You can't get it anywhere
Creativity is free
You can sell your entire life
Profits out weigh all the good
Creativity is dead
You won't see tomorrow
without a good job
You won't have a future
without a career
Capitalism is a lie
Society is a lie
Fear is a lie
Money is a lie
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Lara Americo Manhattan, New York
Hi there! If you're reading this, you must like songs where one person plays all the instruments and sings about emotions with cryptic lyrics. Enjoy!
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