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Made In U.S.A
04:16
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All those ads based on our deepest fears and desires,
Complete with sublimation of our bodily processes,
Make us buy just to feel alive.
[Thanks to Scott for the idea behind the following lines:]
We might end up nutrients for a tree, or part of a battery.
Ray-O-Vac reincarnation.
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Baby I'm Blue
03:50
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Judy worked at Burger King, Billy was her everything, her sense of space.
Making Yumbos - what a pain.
Education down the drain.
She knew her place.
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Advertising
02:48
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He's so passive.
He burns out working computer maintenance.
And you thought I was dull...
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Ten Years, Tangier
02:12
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Worked all day at the bovinery.
We have such a pleasant philosophy.
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Lead Free
02:37
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And I'm sorry that I lost my patience
With you always hanging 'round those gasoline stations.
But I was waiting for you to buy some lead free.
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Rolling Metals
02:57
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Illumination: louder than losing allegories that you sneezed out
At a point where vertigo intersects nothingness.
Transoceanic madness.
What you care? Currency?
Is it true money flows in your veins?
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Too Many Witnesses
03:04
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Last night I hit the gas station,
And all went so easy and free.
But to hell with this 7-11,
'Cause there's too many eyes to see.
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Wimpy
06:23
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The Same New Wave
03:46
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Won't someone save me from theoreticians'
Pedantic analysis of my personal visions?
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Doghouse
03:09
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Well, I've got no reason not to keep my hopes up,
Arts and crafts keeping me alive.
Stainless on my wrist: a timely handcuff.
Maybe I should be somewhere else.
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Gerald Ford Boogie
01:56
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Slight Nostalgia
02:16
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[There's a blown line in this:]
Trips to China, no surprises.
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13. |
Atom Bomb Of Love
03:01
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Mash me, bake me, boil me, fry me
Atom bomb of love.
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Mental Man With Gun
02:19
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Who knows what set of symbols puts his mind in a rage,
Or what traumatic violence will be set on his stage?
They say he's not responsible, he's in another land.
He's the mental man with gun.
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Washington
04:57
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It showed the difference in time in Washington, San Francisco, Chicago,
Cairo, Melbourne, Constantinople, Peking, London, Paris, Berlin,
Vienna and St. Petersburg (Leningrad)...
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Governor Taft's Vacation
04:00
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Here live fanatical Moros.
Isle of some nasty surprises.
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Mr. Second
03:53
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He's Mr. Second.
He's no big deal.
He's in a narcoleptic trance behind the steering wheel.
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Moiety
04:41
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20. |
Untitled
04:56
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I don't wanna ride on no mechanical bull.
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22. |
Trenchcoat Technocrat
05:36
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Instrumental. Words in the title are acronyms.
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23. |
Moony Town
06:48
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The Zooks Detroit, Michigan
Martin Bandyke: drums, percussion; Scott Brewer: bass, vocals; Roger Shouse: vocals; Gerald Siclovan: guitar, vocals; Mark Baker: vocals.
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