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The Man
05:05
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Sky Glow
03:37
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(Little sister of a hooligan)
(Tied up, I'd have lied in speculation)
(People caught up in a free fall)
(Sudden death exposure, too hot to touch)
(A chance to heed us)
(He will show you Jesus, speculation)
(These toxic systems reeking of emissions)
In the Area, three states collide
Bringing twenty million lives too tight
Does it matter, if all the flashing clatter
Doesn't seem well to warrant me
So I travel to the country...
And I stumble the Region, no matter the season
Chi-town flaunts its lights
Just as far as you see
From Gary to Milwaukee
Travel to the country...
Lights they are using confuse us
From Denton to Houston
(Between destinations the bit up pavement)
(And keenness of statements are all but overt power)
(Blood types, Crown Heights, urban blight going steady)
(Turn out the lights)
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Mexico
04:44
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Disco fade, go on out there
Lexicon, I don't own
A scene outside my window
Painted by the voice
The predominant choice
To raise above what I don't know
You would not believe yourself
At least I said that there could've been
A word of mouth
You take a tumble down the stairwell of ice
and break the bottom of it all
Scene outside my window
Painted by the voice
The predominant choice
Raise it up, go on out there
A lexicon my own friend
Say that
and don't fall off again
Pray that
I'm only kidding
Starting to worry
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Rad Boy
05:22
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Commander Wax (I)
03:40
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Commander Wax (II)
05:43
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7. |
Millions of People
06:29
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800 lb. Gorilla Indianapolis, Indiana
800lb. Gorilla blends indie-esque songcraft with funk, jazz and electronica influences to lend their rock a driving, danceable sound. The band’s original music has enjoyed a warm welcome from music lovers as their energetic live show has graced stages across the Midwest. El Niño (2016) and Commander Wax (2017) capture the essence of these songs with a studio nuance. ... more
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