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Hypochondria
04:03
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I've got a feeling rising up that's pulling me down
A malignant woe, I suppose
The harder I push, the stronger it pulls
So we sway, 'cause the wind creates the waves
But lately I'm not seeing things clearly
But lately I've been taking on the weight of the world
Don't you know that the cancer is spreading way too fast?
Hypochondria
Don't you know? Don't you watch the news?
Carcinogenic everything, especially you.
Oh, the affliction is we're our own damn contradiction
Could you find out that you're benign?
But lately I'm not seeing things clearly
But lately I've been taking on the weight of the world
Don't you know that the cancer is spreading way too fast?
Hypochondria
How does it feel when you think this shit is real?
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Xanax
04:22
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Society is hypnotised
Like zombies working overtime
It seems some brains can be hard to find
When we're stuck in patterns unrealised
This life we know, well it's caught in motion
Intelligence fading like piss does in the ocean
Participating, well it wages desire
I'm kicking the shit that I try to light on fire
It makes me guess that I could probably be excess
While we're young and free, we don't care enough to see what's happening to me
Anxiety will be the death of me
We are an experiment like every generation
Caught in motion of our own world
We are an experiment like every generation
Always moving to a new world
It makes me guess that I could probably be excess
While we're young and free, we don't care enough to see what's happening to me
Anxiety will be the death of me
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Hallelucinogen
03:09
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They're creeping up on you
The dirty deeds, dumb things you do
Skeletons in the closet brew
They're gonna get to you
Hallelucinogen,
What is this feeling?
When you slip over,
Keep on trippin;,
Then shit hits the ceiling
The doctor tells me that I'm fine:
"Your neurons connect until you're 25"
One day I'll be an older man singing
Hallelucinogen
Creatures linger just out of sight
Now your brains are slipping out the side
But it's just too much fun
Looking out for numero uno!
Hallelucinogen,
What is this feeling?
When you slip over,
Keep on trippin',
Then shit hits the ceiling
The doctor tells me that I'm fine:
"Your neurons connect until you're 25"
One day I'll be an older man singing
Hallelucinogen
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Not In Kansas Anymore
06:40
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One day you awake
You were so comfortable
Find yourself in the strangest place
Find you're not numb at all
So confused
When you find yourself
When you land yourself
Walking the path in someone else's shoes
This isn't something to ignore
You're not in Kansas anymore
But sun is shining
Right through the clouds
Yellow brick road winding
There's always a silver lining
This isn't something to ignore
Oh, you're not in Kansas anymore
Ease on down, ease on down the road
This isn't something to ignore
Oh, you're not in Kansas anymore
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Who's this? Melbourne, Australia
Who's This? are Melbourne’s pedal-stomping, psychedelic rock trio you already knew the name of. With their lyrics of social lobotomy, lunatic stage antics and deep transcending grooves, Who's This? revitalises the rock’n’roll mindset in a contemporary light. ... more
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