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God Is A Computer
03:45
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Welcome to our nest, we recycle our cigarettes
When we can’t ignore the hunger pains, we go downtown to drain our veins
From the cradle into debt, so we take what we can get
And wait for what comes next, or to sink into the sea
God is a computer
Day and night it feeds
God is a computer
Day and night it feeds
Smirking pictures spinning stories, demonology, cigarette burns,
But plot holes and glaring omissions made it hard to believe
Vacant homes line the cul-de-sacs, while the poor line the streets
This world is just a baby farm, we are the money crop indeed
God is a computer
Day and night it feeds
God is a computer
Day and night it feeds
Your body and soul is cavern of gold
A commodity free for the taking
It happens and you don’t even know
All the wealth you’re generating
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Class Act
02:50
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This world is made up of information
Heaps of burning cash as far as the eye can see
Who put the con in constitution?
It must be love, I’m only slightly sickened by the way you look at me
Fell in love with a sociopath
Your ship was condemned before I ever climbed aboard at all
Feeling lost, why don’t you do the math
I don’t know about you, but I’m having a ball
Class act
It’s always a gas
Class act
Vilified outcast
Class act
It’s a catch 22
Your memory is like
A filthy residue
Articulate in speaking tongues
Be yourself, you’ll die alone and young
I’ll be there when you meet your doom
I’ll spit and laugh and desecrate your tomb
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