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Audio Jesus
03:54
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First they're gonna start a world war,
and then wrap the world in a reign of violence.
Then, at the edge of despair,
I'll turn to faith and head for heaven in my dreams.
In phase two I'm up in the blue,
where I'm surfing through some kind of wired eden.
As I pass the third cloud on my right,
I see speakers hover underneath the planetary ceiling.
Don't you see the light in front of me,
pulsating above the book I hold in my hand,
It's like I'm fading away.
If once again I met with friend,
I would cover up his eyes and whisper advice:
Don't let sight betray when fading away
First they're gonna...
In phase three beginning to see
a religious truth where I don't worship Jesus,
and as dawn breaks through the clouds in heaven,
I see record players spinning faith in mankind.
Don't you see...
Will I let it be, if you call on me, I'll silent walk away
Don't you see...
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King of Today
04:40
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She filled your room with reason,
turning your space into a place.
Wherever you were, you'd wish you were somewhere else
You'd cross mountains and valleys
only to reach the end of her defences.
Her reason to pretend was to escape.
Your nerves have grown in tenfold,
but you will not utter words,
'till she's made your space into a place,
where you don't belong.
You'd cross mountains and valleys
only to reach the end of her defences.
Her reason to pretend was to esccape
Wherever you were, you'd wish you were somewhere else
I have your picture, but I forgot your face
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Artless Society Denmark
To make an EP was an attempt to capture an updated sound of Artless Society. This resulted in five songs that, in spite of elements from various genres, stand as a strong expression, with the lyrics using images to reveal the fragile element in basic humanity. ... more
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