| Content nausea, World War Four
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| Seems like it all came too soon
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| Another carnage apparatus
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| Such a dissapointing doom
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| I’ve used money, I’ve used drugs
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| Abuse body, abuse mind
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| People use such strange excuses
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| Always have done no clue why
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| Most folks think and some folks know
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| Life’s lived least when you don’t let go
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| Of a memory, of a dream
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| Like an hometown better seen
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| On a screen or at a distance
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| Life lived best without resistance
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| People clicked and people read
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| 'Modern Life' is what it said
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| Pretty pictures, pretty lives
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| I peered into once or twice
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| I’ll go back but not today
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| It’s nice to visit but it’s hard to stay
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| In the grips of bad dimension
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| Too much data, too much tension
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| Too much plastic, Too much glass
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| Life lived least when when fears are passed
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| My friend he won’t leave his home
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| Says 'I am a bonfire of human bones'
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| I am a bonfire of human bones
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| I am a bonfire of human bones
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| And am I under some spell?
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| And do my thoughts belong to me?
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| Or just some slogan I ingested to save time?
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| This night is missing people
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| The sea, it had no-one
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| Hardly no-one, it had shapes, it had light
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| Some were flashing, most moved
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| Me, I couldn’t look away
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| But still no-one came or left they just stayed
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| But they weren’t there in the first place
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| Overpopulated by nothing, crowded by a sparseness
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| Guided by darkness, too much, not enough
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| Content, that’s what you’d call it
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| An infant screaming in every room in your gut
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| Bets strum on an intention but best left unattended
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| How gathered the pixels in the dust of the digital age to our being
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| With what do I wash?
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| Put on some music
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| My friend walks the same path every day
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| Steep the stairwell, cognizance to coma
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| Ignoring best he can
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| An inconvenient reality
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| The consequential chore that unfolds in the naked sprint from screen to screen
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| Scrolling binary ghettos for escape for reminders
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| And this would be a good year to free poets
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| From the back padding dungeons of content and comments
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| To free artists from empty and vulgar broadcasting ritual
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| For this year it became harder to be tender
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| Harder and harder to remember
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| Meeting a friend, writing a letter
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| Being lost, antique ritual
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| All lost to the ceremony of progress
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| Like the sensual organs removed
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| They’re only weighing you down, you didn’t need them
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| Ignore this part, it’s an advertisement
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| These people are famous, I’d trust them
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| Protesters stayed home this time around
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| Some enlisted, some never heard the first shots
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| Well I’ve been north and I’ve been south
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| I’ve been west and I’ve been east
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| Been around long enough to know
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| Life’s lived best when scrolling least
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| Just a broken piece of plastic
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| Just another new device
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| Just another nervous habit
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| One more thing you have to buy
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| Just one more thing to replace
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| One more way to block your face
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| Too much data, Too much tension
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| Life’s lived least when less is mentioned
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| Wasting dollars, wasting hours
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| Wasting talent with wasted power
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| No one says it but it’s known
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| The more connected, the more alone
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| My friend stays at the home in the dark
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| Never walks up to the park
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| Always nauseous, always tired
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| I am a landmine, wrong supplier
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| I am a landmine |