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Are We Alone
03:14
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Are we all alone?
Did you remember the meal?
Are you doing well my friend?
Keeping the family fed?
Fulfilling obligations
From the depths of your home
I’ll bring the plate out shortly
If I remember to cook
All I wish for: comfort
A little peace and quiet
Will you bring me the paper, baby
Think I’ve made a discovery
Not a fan of parties
Not of galas or gatherings
I prefer the coffee
Molding in my cup
I think my eyes are melting
Looking at the TV screen
But there are other matters
That I must attend to
I am fully automated
I’m awake for three days time
I will come alive
Until then
I collect my thoughts
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Are We Screwed
02:02
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I am the high up Mountain Man
I climbed the devil’s tow’r
Came to a higher plane
I am the high up mountain man
To reset my motor functions
Would mean an end to life itself
I open up my motel door
I greet you with a yellow smile
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Room 213 Atlanta, Georgia
Garage rock band based out of Atlanta.
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