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No Transaction
03:35
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Shaking vibrating to the rhythm of his feet
Slapping on tarmac roads
The plan is long established and well prepared
The seeds have long since been sowed
His pace is slow, his hat pulled low
Upon his beetle brow
Wiggling and jiggling down the street
Gotta catch his dream somehow
Cold steel and a fatal eye
Dead focused on his prize
One last chance to turn around
Closed to all compromise
Wants a reaction
Craves satisfaction
The plan of action
No transaction
Grab it from the counter, shoves it into a bag
And swings it onto his back
Careful on his mission, won’t arouse any suspicion
While he’s still on the beaten track
Cool confidence is his best friend
It’s the key to his getaway
This touch and go mustachio
Might make it out unscathed
Too vain to realise
Dead focused on his prize
Too late, they have him now
No room for compromise
Failed distraction
Facing the sanction
No plan of action
No transaction
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Nineteen
02:29
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How do I stay sane when there's nothing to fill my brain?
Nose all mucused up and I've got warm milk in my cup
I want some relief from all this pain, find some way to make it drain
Cos I don't want to end up here again
Nothing to do, everything to choose
Yet all I ever seem to do is lose
Where does it all go, my effervescent glow?
When I need to have some fun but I can't get it done
I guess I feel the most alone when I am on my own
But I can't bring myself to grab the phone
Nothing to do, everything to choose
Yet all I ever seem to do is lose
I should stop feeling sorry for myself
So why can't I stop feeling sorry for myself
How do I stay sane when there's nothing to fill my brain?
Nose all mucused up and I've got warm milk in my cup
I want some relief from all this pain, find some way to make it drain
Cos I don't want to end up here again
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3. |
Your Acolyte
03:05
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(One, two, ready, play)
Here we go and go again
Move and shift and never end
No more now and no more when
Rend the hours to ascend
I don’t have the time for (Keep me with you)
You can free me from (In your pocket)
Monotony is not what (Over your heart)
I need you to save me (In your locket)
Fingers twitching as your
Breath is hitching and your
Soul is itching for some
Kind of rest from all the
Prowling of the deadlines
Howling at the climbing
Vines to give me an excuse
(Alright seeya)
Here we go and go again
Move and shift and never end
No more now and no more when
Rend the hours to ascend
I want to show you (I don’t have the time for)
The garden I’ll grow for you (You can free me from)
Brimming with herbs and (Monotony is not what)
The scents I will burn for you (I need you to save me)
Patiently kneeling (I don’t have the time for)
Inciting the feeling (You can free me from)
Of unwinding minds and (Monotony is not what)
A bloodlust that’s healing (I need you to save me)
I don’t have the time for
You can free me from
Monotony is not what
I need you to save me
I want to show you (I don’t have the time for)
The garden I’ll grow for you (You can free me from) [Here we go and go again]
Brimming with herbs and (Monotony is not what)
The scents I will burn for you (I need you to save me) [Move and shift and never end]
Patiently kneeling (I want to show you) [I don’t have the time for]
Inciting the feeling (The garden I’ll grow for you) [You can free me from] {Here we go and go again}
Of unwinding minds and (Brimming with herbs and) [Monotony is not what]
A bloodlust that’s healing (The scents I will burn for you) [I need you to save me] {Move and shift and never end}
(Groovy)
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4. |
Suffocation
04:26
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5. |
A Matter of Perspective
05:07
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Mood Organ Leeds, UK
The Leeds-based group Mood Organ's distinctive sound blends catchy riffs and melodies with unusual chord sequences and arrangements, topped off with eccentric, tongue-in-cheek lyrics.
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