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Consorting with Snakes
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I'm drunk and the room is spinning.
I don't know if I'll throw up on myself or not, I hope not.
But there's a pair of villains and prostitutes that hope to put a plan into real time. Preferably soon
but my disguise begins to show through
And they're giving me the look that I might throw up on myself at anytime.. and they're right. I just might.
The henchmen are starting to drool
The Harlots are playing it cool while seducing the men in the room with their copious boobs.
When in walks a government suit,
Curbing temptation to puke.
The briefcase confuses the mountain of dirt on his shoes.
And his eyes have something to prove
And the lies are changing the tune.
The previous mood is erased
And something about it is strange.
Remember this moment cause nothing about it is safe.
I'm gonna throw up anyway.
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2. |
Coup d'etat
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3. |
Turkey Shoot
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4. |
The Friday Matinee
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Imagine uniformity...
Coveting authority...
Committing prose and libretto
To memory.
Monotonous chicanery...
Indoctrinating reverie...
Performing shows,
Producing ghost, with allegory.
Placing themes embracing dreams demanding artful grandeur.
Staging plays and waiting for the
Raising of a Curtain.
People around will pay to see
An image of a human novelty
Envisioned on the silver screen.
Controversy manifest between
The viewer and land of make believe,
Somewhere beyond the mystery of dreams.
Drama is unbiased because all the worlds a stage.
Unrehearsed and desperately engaging Like an enemy.
Feeding a fantasy
Until it grows into a gross infectious disease.
Commandeering energy
With Mesmerizing synergy.
Maturing growth until engrossing
Every being.
Placing themes embracing dreams demanding artful grandeur.
Staging plays and waiting for the
Raising of a Curtain.
People around will pay to see
An image of a human novelty
Envisioned on the silver screen.
Controversy manifest between
The viewer and land of make believe,
Somewhere beyond the mystery of dreams.
Drama is unbiased because all the worlds a stage.
Unrehearsed and desperately engaged.
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5. |
Ruby
03:14
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6. |
Mockingbird
03:14
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Maybe it's best if we try something subtle?
Maybe we'll test Our limits and Land on the moon.
Penthouse view
(Have Kubrick shoot?)
Lets interject some vague esoteric circumstances
in Saturday morning cartoons
and breach the youth!
(Yeah exploit the youth)
Once you've turned it on...
Its spells' compel subconscious rationale until the bells and whistles
Sell the hum along
It's hard to turn it off
Once you've turned it on.
It almost like a song
But Once you've turned it on
The struggle to recall
and reason with it all
Maybe some sex and Violence in movies
Psychedelics and everything under the sun
That Breeds corruption
(unmitigated yeah)
misrepresent the Publics opinion
By using the press
To move the rebellion along
Seducing all to play along
(Yeah I like that.)
Once you've turned it on...
Its spells' compel subconscious rationale until the bells and whistles
Sell the hum along
It's hard to turn it off
Once you've turned it on.
It almost like a song
But Once you've turned it on
The struggle to recall
And reason with it all
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Operation Soundtrack Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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