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Universally Credited
03:19
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Today I wake to be myself again
The early bird rising at 1pm
Another wasted me another wasted day
I'll hide myself and hope I'll go away
I remember when someone said
I could never make my own bed
I remember when somebody said
You can try and talk a little more
Six days past since you leave your house
To spend some time alone and watch the porn
Take a year to figure yourself out
To realise you don't wanna be born
I remember when somebody said
We'll be universally credited
I remember when somebody
It's experience on your CV
Looking in the mirror and I'll judge myself
But I'll never like the things I see
Everyday we want to kill ourselves
In a mentally appealing way
I remember when somebody said
God helps those who help themselves
but exclude the poor and ill-fated
We're just scroungers anyway
Bitter scroungers and a waste of space
Bitter scroungers and a waste of space
Bitter scroungers and a waste of space
Bitter scroungers and a waste of space
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Perceptions
04:09
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This song is about alien abduction
One day it will happen to you
Strange lights in the sky
Light up tonight
When you don't feel you're alone
Destiny's call is for you
I wish I could be taken away
So I could see what's out there
In this dream you don't recall
Wake up somewhere you've never been
But you'll know where to go
It's the psychic inner being
I wish I could be taken away
So I could see what's out there
Night time panic
Something in this room
The grey starring at you
Inside your head
No resistance from you
They'll take you away
The self aware and trapped on earth
This is how we escape
I wish I could be taken away
So I could see what's out there
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